Dungannon care home investing £450,000 to build 10 new rooms

A Dungannon care home is to upgrade and expand on its facilities in a £450,000 investment.
Patrick McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing Home, Ulster Bank relationship manager, Leona McNicholl, and Yvonne McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing HomePatrick McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing Home, Ulster Bank relationship manager, Leona McNicholl, and Yvonne McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing Home
Patrick McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing Home, Ulster Bank relationship manager, Leona McNicholl, and Yvonne McAvoy, director of Collegelands Private Nursing Home

Collegelands Private Nursing Home on Lislasly Road is reported to be adding 10 new rooms to its existing 20 - in response to the demand for more space.

The investment is being financed by Ulster Bank.

Patrick McAvoy, director of Collegelands, said: “We are very proud of the investment we have made, which positions Collegelands as a modern and attractive facility for residents and potential resident, and we are very grateful to Ulster Bank, whose expert team have played a crucial role in helping make this investment a reality.”

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Ulster Bank’s Leona McNicholl added: “Healthcare is a fast-growing sector of the economy and it is an important sector for Ulster Bank. The owners of Collegelands took the decision to invest in their business to meet client demand.”

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