Messages for the people who looked after Drogheda.
Notes from neighbours, families and former patients across town, written for the nurses, doctors, paramedics and carers who turned up when it mattered.
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ForAnonymous Healthcare Worker · A&E TeamFromTf“Tom was the first face my father saw after his surgery. His calm reassurance made a frightening experience so much easier for our whole family.”
ForTom Brennan · Dealgan House Nursing HomeFromCiarán Kelly“The staff at this facility are incredible but I want to single out Patricia — she noticed my gran was lonely and started reading to her every afternoon. Pure kindness.”
ForPatricia Walsh · Brú Bhride Care Home, DroghedaFromAoife Doyle“Nurse Dunne remembered details about my son's care that even I had forgotten. Her dedication over the past six months has been extraordinary.”
ForClaire Dunne · Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, DroghedaFromDeclan O'Brien“Mary has been an absolute rock for my mother during her recovery. She always goes beyond what's expected, bringing warmth and genuine care every single day.”
ForMary Flanagan · Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, DroghedaFromSiobhán Murphy“I can't say enough about the team here. But it's the small things — like Sandra always making sure Dad has his newspaper — that show real care.”
ForSandra Kierans · Louth County Home, DundalkFromPádraig Farrell“Dr. McGuinness took the time to explain everything to us clearly even on the busiest days. She treated my mum like a person, not a patient number.”
ForDr. Fiona McGuinness · Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, DroghedaFromGrainne Byrne“Dermot drove through terrible weather every morning for three weeks to make sure the residents had their physio sessions. That's commitment you can't teach.”
ForDermot Lynch · St. Brigid's Hospital, ArdeeFromSeán Connolly“Kevin works nights and still manages to greet every resident with a smile. My aunt lights up when she talks about him. He deserves every coffee in Ireland.”
ForKevin Taaffe · Moorehall Lodge, ArdeeFromNiamh Reilly