Sligo University Hospital has received planning permission for a 46 single room development...
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The Irish Heart Foundation has awarded the Gold Happy Heart Award to Portiuncula University...
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- Children should only come to the hospital to visit their parents.
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- Visitors should wash their hands thoroughly before entering or leaving the inpatient area, or after a visit to the toilet.
- Remember, clean hands save lives and stop the spread of many infections.
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