to determine a future use for the former Baggot Street Hospital, which could be as “a meeting or administration hub”, a senior HSE official has said.
The building, which was known officially as the Royal City of Dublin Hospital, was built in 1832, but closed in 1987. Parts of the premises, on the Haddington Road side, were used as a drug treatment and community facility until 2019. It has since been empty, has fallen into significant dilapidation, and has been subject to break-ins.All You Need Is Death review: Singular Irish horror is a symphony of weirdnessTactical breakdown: How Mickey Harte’s side have evolved into Derry 2.
“It is unbelievably depressing that this building is four years vacant and the best the HSE can come up with is offices. The obvious thing to do, if the HSE doesn’t intend to use it for clinical services, is to transfer it over to
Dublin-City-Council Bernard-Gloster
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