In 1958, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambéry embarked on a mission of healing and compassion, establishing St. Joseph’s Hospital within the walls of the historic Edenmore House in Raheny. St. Joseph’s Hospital wasn’t just a building. It was a beacon of hope. It blossomed as a private institution until 2001 when it transitioned into the care of the Health Service Executive. This marked a new chapter for St. Joseph’s Hospital. In 2004, the hospital’s story intertwined with that of Beaumont Hospital, becoming an integral part of its network. This partnership ushered in an era of specialized care. St. Joseph’s Hospital embraced its role as a rehabilitation center, a haven for patients seeking recovery and renewed strength after their time at Beaumont. The year 2005 saw the rise of a state-of-the-art 14-bed rehabilitation center within St. Joseph’s Hospital. A decade later, a community nursing unit expanded the hospital’s reach, further solidifying its commitment to comprehensive care. Then, in 2014, St. Joseph’s Hospital witnessed the inauguration of a care for the elderly unit. This was a testament to the hospital’s dedication to serving the community’s diverse needs. This was a moment of pride, with Taoiseach Enda Kenny himself presiding over the official opening. St. Joseph’s Hospital stands not only as a testament to medical advancement but also as a symbol of community spirit. Today, as you stand before St. Joseph’s Hospital, you stand on ground steeped in history and dedicated to healing.
Saint John the Evangelist
Whispers of history echo from these stones. This is the site of Saint John the Evangelist. Once a vibrant church