STRENCO: Developing competencies for collaborative working in mental health

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Closure of St. Brendan’s Hospital, Dublin (opened 1814)

Closure of formerly Ireland’s largest psychiatric institution, St. Brendan’s Hospital, Dublin after 199 years (opened 1814). At its peak, the 74 acre campus housed 2,500 patients.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/goodbye-grangegorman-1.1314269

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