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Pictured are some of the group who came together in the Old Courthouse to mark 50 years of care at the Dean Maxwell. Photo: PJ Wright
Roscrea's Dean Maxwell Community Nursing Home has played a crucial role for generations of Roscrea families and a special event to mark 50 years of care was held at the home beside St. Cronan's Church in Roscrea.
Pictured above celebrating 50 years of care in the Dean Maxwell Community Nursing Home are (back) Eileen Dunne, Liz McGinn, Aileen Delaney, Eileen Gohery, Margaret Hennessy, Maura Tobin, Karen Halpin, Siobhan Burke, Trish Kiely, Angela Nolan,Josie Cahill, Fidelma Carroll (front) Anne Keevey, Eileen Carroll, Anne Dillon, Sarah Landy, Moira O'Rourke, Margaret Stanley and Catherine Timmons. Photo: PJ Wright
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Pictured above at the gathering to mark 50 years of the Dean Maxwell and presentation to Anne Keevey are Fidelma Carroll, Anne Keevey and Josie Cahill. Photo: PJ Wright
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