€100m to be invested in Bon Secours hospitals

The Bon Secours Health System has announced plans to invest €100m in its hospitals in Cork and Galway.

€100m to be invested in Bon Secours hospitals
Tue, 28 Jul, 2009 - 11:53

The Bon Secours Health System has announced plans to invest €100m in its hospitals in Cork and Galway.

The group says €85m will be spent on a new multi-storey car park in Cork, as well as a new hospital wing containing 80 private rooms, three new theatres and a new cancer centre.

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