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What is the address for St Vincent Hospital in Fairview Dublin?
St. Vincent's Hospital was founded in 1857. The address for the hospital is Convent Avenue, Richmond Road, Fairview, Dublin 3, Ireland. The hospital's phone number is 353 1 8442400.
How long is the lease on st jamess gate dublin ireland?
9,000 years from 1759 when a yearly payment of £45 was agreed
What has the author Ursula Gschwind written?
Ursula Gschwind has written: 'Die Geschichte des St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin, im 19. Jahrhundert' -- subject(s): History, Hospitals, St. Vincent'st Hospital (Dublin, Dublin)
St James's Hospital James street dublin?
That is the address, except you would have it as "Dublin 8" at the end.
When was St. Jude Children's Research Hospital created?
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital was created in 1962.
Who founded Guinness?
Arthur Guinness started brewing in 1759 at St. James Gate in Dublin, Ireland
What is the address of the Ombudsman in Dublin?
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What has the author Joseph Reynolds written?
Joseph Reynolds has written: 'Grangegorman' -- subject(s): History, Psychiatric hospital care, St. Brendan's Hospital (Dublin, Ireland) 'Titan's Revenge'
Who founded st James' hospital Dublin?
St James' Hospital Dublin started life as a poorhouse. In 1667 The Dublin Corporation spent three hundred pounds laying foundations for a poorhouse on the site now occupied by St. James's Hospital. However the wars between William of Orange and James II intervened and the work was abandoned until 17O3 when Mary, Duchess of Ormonde, laid the foundation stone for the new development. In 1727 a foundling hospital was opened on the site and many famous people including Jonathan Swift and the Arthur Guinness served on the board of governors. Between 179O and 1795 Abraham Colles worked as an apprentice of Philip Woodroffe, surgeon to the foundling hospital and Dr. Steevens' Hospital. The foundling hospital was closed in the early years of the nineteenth century. The buildings were then used as a workhouse for the poor and it became known as the South Dublin Union. The workhouse infirmary which originally only catered for sick inmates began to take on an increasingly active role as an infirmary for the sick poor. Some very able doctors worked here during that period including Robert Mayne who published important papers on cardiological topics.
Who founded St Jude's?
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital was founded by late actor and entertainer, Danny Thomas. The hospital first opened its doors to patients in 1962. It is located in downtown Memphis, Tennessee and has treated patients from all 50 states and several foreign countries.
Where is st Judes hospital located?
It is located in many countries to be specific it is headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.
Who founded the Sisters of Charity?
Catherine McAuey founded them in Dublin, Ireland, in 1831.Catholic AnswerThere are many Orders who call themselves "Sisters (or daughters) of Charity" but the grandmother of them all was founded in France by St. Vincent de Paul in 1633, see link below.
