Thanks to the generosity of the Julie Wren Trust at CMRF, CHI Crumlin offers children and their parents a range of therapies to help ease some of their suffering.

July 2015 Phase 1 of the building works on St. Josephs ward is complete

A real living room for teenagers. Even seriously ill teenagers like to have their own space. Somewhere they have the freedom to be themselves. To chill out with pals. To share precious moments of friendship.

All of Ireland’s young cardiac patients – our littlest hearts – come to Crumlin Hospital for treatment and surgery. Some 550 heart operations are performed in Our Lady’s every year.

X-Rays help diagnose all kinds of serious conditions, not just broken bones. Every year, we take more than 50,000 X-Rays, so it was hardly surprising that we desperately needed to upgrade our equipment.

We have renovated our cancer ward. It will be a positive place. A healing environment.

Thanks to your support St Michael’s Ward has been completely refurbished. St Michael’s Ward cares for children who suffer from weak immune systems or an illness like cystic fibrosis, sickle cell, diabetes or chronic asthma.

The breakout area is a common area within the hospital that has access to several wards on the ground level.

The ED development has increased its size by more than 50% and now provides specific clinical rooms which facilitate the introduction of new treatments and processes, such as procedural sedation of children, and ‘fast-tracking’ of patients with minor injuries in order to keep waiting times to a minimum. Without your generosity this would not have been possible. Thank you so much for all of your support.

The Medical Tower was constructed almost entirely from voluntary funding in 2005.