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Nursing home hit by deadly Covid-19 outbreak is sold

Nursing home hit by deadly Covid-19 outbreak is sold — A letter to residents' families informed them that Dealgan House nursing home in Dundalk, Co Louth, at which at least 22 residents died last year, is to be sold.

Sun, 01 Aug, 2021 - 17:24

Neil Michael

One of the nursing homes worst hit by a deadly Covid-19 outbreak in the pandemic has been sold to a small nursing homes chain.

Dealgan House, in Dundalk, Co Louth has been bought by Curam Care Homes.

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