Search Results for 'University Hospital Galway'

Tara, No 96 Old Seamus Quirke Road is a ready-to-occupy five bed detached home which benefits from off street parking and a west facing rear garden. Built in the early 1980s, this home is located within walking distance of the University Hospital Galway and the University of Galway.

Clonberne native, Gerard Heneghan, has been fundraising in support of Firstlight, a charity that supports bereaved parents and families after the loss of a child up to, and including, the age of 18, since 2015, raising more than €20,000 in memory of his elder brother, Noel, who passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in January 2001.

Lynch auctioneers presents to the market this recently modernised three bedroom family home. No 22 Costello Road is a superb three bedroom end-of-terrace property, measuring approximately 100 sq metres, located in the increasingly popular area of Shantalla.

The next O’Donnellan & Joyce live stream auction of 2023 is set to take place on Friday, July 21 at 12 noon. July’s mix of auction properties for sale include DIY opportunities, country homes and urban pads in Galway city centre.

Sixty patients have attended a regional menopause clinic since it was set up in November of last year. The facility, which is based at University Hospital Galway, is a specialist service for women with additional needs around menopause care. Women are referred to the clinic which is open one afternoon per week.

THE HSE National Ambulance Service (NAS)-led service Pathfinder, designed to safely keep older people who phone 112/999 in their own home rather than taking them to a hospital emergency department, went live this week in Galway.

A growing shortage of acute hospital beds across the region is resulting in waiting lists for essential treatment and impacting on patient outcomes, the Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) has warned this week.

Prioritising the delivery of the promised cancer care network for the Saolta region and the cancer centre on the campus of University Hospital Galway (UHG) has the potential to bridge the healthcare inequality that exists between East and West in this country and will save patients’ lives, an information meeting in the city heard this week.

The work of a paediatrician who worked in Galway some years ago and who went on to set up a childhood cancer charity in Tanzania will be honoured and supported by a glittering Ball to be held in the city this weekend.