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The first formal meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Galway Workhouse took place in the Town Hall on July 3, 1839, and the building opened on March 2, 1842, one of many such workhouses built around the country. On March 16, the first pauper died from old age and destitution. The numbers of inmates gradually increased to 313 by May 1845, after which the Famine made a huge impact on the project. It was originally designed for 800 destitute persons but this quickly increased to 1,000. Included in the complex was an infirmary for sick paupers but this rapidly became the hospital for the city’s poor.

Patients with severe and complicated obesity respond differently to a dietary weight loss programme based on their genes, according to a study by researchers at University of Galway and Brunel University London.

No 22 The Orchard is a three bed mid-terrace home set in the exclusive development of 10 terraced properties at the rear of Dangan Court. The property has been well maintained and is ready for immediate occupation.

No 10 Willow Park, Shantalla, is a ready to occupy five bed detached family home. Built in the early 1980s, this home is located in a quiet cul de sac and is within walking distance of University Hospital Galway and University of Galway. Shantalla is a prime residential location just a stone’s throw from the city’s West End with an abundance of pubs and restaurants, and a short stroll to the city centre. All amenities are within easy access.

Roscommon University Hospital has announced the appointment of Dona Cromar as a Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RANP) in Emergency Nursing at Roscommon Injury Unit.

No 22 The Orchard is a three bed mid-terrace home set in the exclusive development of 10 terraced properties at the rear of Dangan Court. The property has been well maintained and is ready for immediate occupation.

A new Cancer Care Centre at University Hospital Galway, to be included in the HSE’s National Service Plan (NSP)next year has been welcomed by leading surgeon Prof Michael Kerin.

Galway's much needed elective hospital moved a step closer last evening after the Cabinet signed off on the next stage of its design and planning, meaning the HSE can move ahead with the preliminary design and procurement phase.

A generous donation of €7,330 was recently made to the Oncology Patient Comfort Fund in University Hospital Galway (UHG) in memory of Rory McNulty from Droim Chaoin, Galway, who had been a patient in St Joseph’s Ward.

I have been in the Haematology Ward at University Hospital Galway five weeks tomorrow. We all have our own rooms, with en suite bathroom. Every patient in here has some type of blood cancer.