Archive for May 2017

New Emergency Department in University Hospital Limerick

Posted on May 29, 2017 by Alan Kelly

I am delighted that the new Emergency Department in University Hospital Limerick has opened ahead of schedule.  I fully supported CEO Collette Cowan when she made the decision to open the department today, despite there been problems with funding the department for part of 2017.  It is hugely important that the new emergency department opened as soon as possible as the previous situation was unsustainable for both patients, their families and staff.

The new Emergency Department is three-and-a-half times the size of the current one, and is state-of-the-art when it comes to design and use of technology and meets patient safety and privacy requirements, including a designated waiting are for pediatric patients.  The total cost of the project is €24 million.

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Visitor Signs in Rearcross

Posted on May 09, 2017 by Alan Kelly

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Pictured following the installation of new Visitor Signs in Rearcross following the completion of work there are Alan Kelly TD & Cllr Fiona Bonfield and with members of Rearcross Tidy Towns. Deputy Kelly when Minister announced large scale funding for Rearcross.

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Funding of €4 million for Tipperary Projects

Posted on May 02, 2017 by Alan Kelly

I welcome an allocation of funding from the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Mr Denis Naughten, of €4 million for community energy projects in Tipperary.
This year's funding will provide for energy efficiency upgrades to more than 2,013 homes across the country, of which 1,510 are energy poor, and a further 479 community, public and commercial facilities.
The Better Energy Communities Schemes is intended to assist private and public buildings achieve energy efficiency upgrading. The projects in Tipperary will see the installation and/or upgrading of energy efficient heating systems; energy efficient lighting, and solar heating.

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