The Royal City of Dublin Hospital was founded in
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* [http://historical-debates.oireachtas.ie/S/0117/S.0117.198710290007.html Hospital mentioned in Seanad (Irish Senate) discussion in 1987]
* [http://www.strokerehabunit.ie/en/ Stroke Rehabilitation unit based at the hospital]
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