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Ombudsman for Children (OCO) 2017 Annual Report launched today
State agencies need to cooperate in the best interests of children – Ombudsman for Children Annual Report 2017 shows 1,755
NPCC invite to HCPs to TALKING HEADS Education Morning in Temple Street on Sat 16th June (am)
Four presentations on diagnosis and management of craniofacial disorders with poster viewing too Book here
Eight artists selected to develop artworks for the new children’s hospital
Eight artists selected to develop artworks for the new children’s hospital and the two new Paediatric Outpatients and Urgent Care Centres
Launch of Active School Week 2018 and Active School Walkway #asw18
Thursday 19th April – An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar along with Ministers Richard Bruton, Simon Harris and Catherine Byrne today welcomed
Survivorship after Cancer in Childhood/Adolescence Focus Groups
In Ireland, thousands of adults have survived cancer in childhood or adolescence. Many of these survivors have a range of
All outpatients appointments and scheduled surgeries to go ahead tomorrow, Monday 5th March
Sunday 4th March at 12 midday. Temple Street is pleased to announce that all outpatient appointments and scheduled procedures and
The new children’s hospital – Delivering economic benefits for the local community
Pioneering Community Benefit Clauses creating jobs for local people and contracts for local businesses 4 ‘new entrants*’ (10% of the
‘Rights in their Eyes’ art exhibition in Temple Street on RTE News2Day
‘Rights in their Eyes’ art exhibition in Temple Street on RTE News2Day. OCO ‘Rights in their Eyes’ art exhibition on

W82go.ie

The W82GO Healthy Lifestyles Service was established in 2005 in response to the increasing health problems associated with childhood obesity.

Metabolic.ie

The National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (NCIMD) is a referral centre for any child diagnosed with or suspected of having a metabolic genetic disorder.

Craniofacial.ie

Craniofacial disorders are complex conditions affecting the soft tissues or bones of the face and/or the head.

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Sick babies and children aged 0 years to 16 years are cared for in Temple Street.

A hospital visit, whether a clinic appointment or a longer stay, can be stressful. Within this area you will find information about the hospital to help you prepare your child for their visit. We have also designed a number of resources which your child may enjoy using before their visit.

The Q-Park on Marlborough Street, D1 offers a special rate of €6 for up to 24 hours to Temple Street families and staff. €1 of every one of these payment is donated to the Temple Street Foundation. Read More

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