
‘Maternity wing’ at TUH
The new maternity wing has opened on the fifth floor of Tallaght University Hospital, or so a few gullible patients may believe.
Gulls, also known as seagulls, can be seen nested atop the fourth-floor of the hospital off Belgard Road looking over the Tallaght skyline, as much home to them as it is to many readers.
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