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1952: First service opened in Kildare

08 Feb 1952: First service opened in Kildare

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Oakley Park House, Celbridge was opened as the foundation of Saint John of God Kildare Services

Visiting

We have an open visiting policy at Saint Joseph’s Centre but we reserve the right to restrict visitors and visiting times depending on individual circumstances.

You are very welcome to join us at meal times the approximate times are below but may depend on each Lodge so check with the team in the Lodge where your loved one or friend is living.

Breakfast 8.15

Lunch 12.30

Evening Meal 16.45

Supper 20.00

Remember that any special celebrations such as birthdays and anniversaries can be catered for and celebrated together.

How to find us

By Bus

Route 145

timetable - Heuston Station - Kilmacanogue

Route 45a

timetable - Dun Laoghaire Railway Station - Ballywaltrim (Bray)

Route 84 / 84a

timetable - Blackrock (via Bray Railway Station) - Newcastle

By Car

We are located on the Dublin Road between Bray and Shankill and close to the M50 and N11. Take the Bray North exit off the M50.

1952: First service opened in Kildare

08 Feb 1952: First service opened in Kildare

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