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UCC s School of Nursing and Midwifery provides world-class environment for cutting-edge research
The School of Nursing and Midwifery, University College Cork has been ranked within the top 50 nursing schools in the world, according to the QS global subject rankings
Wed, May 12, 2021, 10:00
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The school provides a world-class environment for cutting-edge research to prepare tomorrow’s nurses and midwives to shape and advance health care practices through research and edu
Appeal for Limerick public to support Alzheimer’s Tea Thursday fundraisers
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The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is making an urgent appeal to members of the public to take part in its national fundraiser on Thursday, May 6.
The Alzheimer s Tea Day is encouraging people to have tea in every town across Ireland to support the half a million Irish families affected by dementia. People are encouraged to host their own Tea Day gathering within their own homes or with friends online.
You can register for the event and make Tea Day donations on www.TeaDay.ie.
TV presenter Daithí Ó Sé is once again the ambassador for the event, and is inviting everyone across Ireland to have a cuppa in aid of Alzheimers.
Visits and outings as nursing home restrictions eased
Updated / Tuesday, 4 May 2021
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Visitor restrictions are nursing homes are being eased
Nursing home residents will be able to see more visitors and go on organised outings as restrictions are eased.
Where around eight out of every 10 residents have been vaccinated, residents will be allowed have four visits, by two people each week.
Organised outings for residents by bus or car will also be possible, once there is a high level of vaccination among residents and if a risk assessment has been conducted in each case.
Sage Advocacy Executive Director Sarah Lennon said the new guidelines marked a vitally important step towards a more normal daily life for the country s estimated 32,000 nursing home residents and their families.
Urgent appeal for Alzheimer’s Tea Thursday Louth fundraisers
Drink tea and raise money!
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The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is making an urgent appeal to members of the public to take part in its national fundraiser on Thursday, May 6.
The Alzheimer s Tea Day is encouraging people to have tea in every town across Ireland to support the half a million Irish families affected by dementia. People are encouraged to host their own Tea Day gathering within their own homes or with friends online.
You can register for the event and make Tea Day donations on www.TeaDay.ie.
Urgent appeal for Alzheimer’s Tea Thursday Longford fundraisers
Drink tea and raise money!
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The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is making an urgent appeal to members of the public to take part in its national fundraiser on Thursday, May 6.
The Alzheimer s Tea Day is encouraging people to have tea in every town across Ireland to support the half a million Irish families affected by dementia. People are encouraged to host their own Tea Day gathering within their own homes or with friends online.
You can register for the event and make Tea Day donations on www.TeaDay.ie.