New Ross Community Hospital residents feel the Love at summer party
Community hospital end of summer barbeque. From left; Niamh Grace, Molly Kehoe and Pam Tubritt. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Maeve Doyle photographed with her grandaugher Denise and daughter Delorus O'Leary. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Joan Hendrick and Denis Byrne. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Peg Duggan. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Kitty Stafford. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Sheila Nolan. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Eoin Minihan. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Joan Howlin. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. From left; Michelle Murphy and Agnes O'Mahoney. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. From left; Mary Dowling and Joanie Reville. Photo; Mary Browne
24/8/2021 Community hospital end of summer barbeque. Tom Curtis. Photo; Mary Browne
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Live music rang out at New Ross Community Hospital for the the residents as they enjoyed a Love Island themed summer party.
Enjoying a beautiful early autumn day, the residents got to mingle and catch up, with many rocking summer clothes.
Indulging their sweet tooth, they munched on candy floss, drank cocktails, danced and sang along to music in the wonderful setting of the garden and conservatory.
“They enjoyed the afternoon of sun, tropical treats and entertainment, having all dressed up that day for the occasion,” activities coordinator Jean O’Leary said.
Ms O’Leary thanked Martin Cleere and Noel Dunne for their socially distanced live music for the residents. “After a long lockdown it was a special treat for the residents and the weather was in our favour. We look forward to our Halloween party next!”
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