Hospice sends sympathies to family of Fillipno woman

Our Lady's Hospice in Harolds Cross in Dublin has expressed its sympathy to the family of Celia Ferrer De Jesus who was found dead yesterday after her apartment was flooded.

Hospice sends sympathies to family of Fillipno woman
Wed, 26 Oct, 2011 - 08:49

Our Lady's Hospice in Harolds Cross in Dublin has expressed its sympathy to the family of Celia Ferrer De Jesus who was found dead yesterday after her apartment was flooded.

Originally from the Phillipines, she had worked at the hospice for the past 10 years.

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