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Year Publication Title File Size
2009 Annual Report 2009 PDF (English Version) 4MB
  Tuarascáil Bhliantúil 2009 PDF 4MB
2008 Annual Report 2008 PDF 2.7MB
2007 Annual Report 2007 Part 1 PDF 1.96KB
2007 Annual Report 2007 Part 2 PDF 5.45KB
2006 Annual Report & Accounts 2006 Part 1 PDF 2.86KB
2006 Annual Report & Accounts 2006 Part 2 PDF 1.22KB
2006    Annual Report & Accounts 2006 Part 3 PDF 1.02KB
2005 Annual Report & Accounts 2005 Part 1 PDF 2.34KB
2005 Annual Report & Accounts 2005 Part 2 PDF 2.72KB
2005  Annual Report & Accounts 2005 Part 3 PDF 748KB
2005  Annual Report & Accounts 2005 Part 4 PDF 79KB
2005  Annual Report & Accounts 2005 Part 5 PDF 61KB
2004 Annual Report & Accounts 2004 Part 1 PDF 3.40KB
2004 Annual Report & Accounts 2004 Part 2 PDF 4.01KB
2004 Annual Report & Accounts 2004 Part 3 PDF 1.70KB
2004 Annual Report & Accounts 2004 Part 4 PDF 70KB   
2004 Annual Report & Accounts 2004 Part 5 PDF 66KB
2003 Annual Report & Accounts 2003 PDF 1.6MB
2002 Annual Report & Accounts 2002 Part 1 PDF 3.00KB
2002 Annual Report & Accounts 2002 Part 2 PDF 722KB
2002 Annual Report & Accounts 2002 Part 3 PDF 50KB
2002 Annual Report & Accounts 2002 part 4 PDF 1,03KB
2001 Annual Report & Accounts 2001 Part 1 PDF 1.57KB
2001  Annual Report & Accounts 2001 Part 2 PDF 145KB
2001 Annual Report & Accounts 2001 Part 3 PDF 123KB
2001 Annual Report & Accounts 2001 Part 4 PDF 182KB
2000 Annual Report & Accounts 2000 Part 1 PDF 2.29KB  
2000 Annual Report & Accounts 2000 Part 2 PDF 607KB
2000 Annual Report & Accounts 2000 Part 3 PDF 51KB
1999 Annual Report & Accounts 1999 Part 1 PDF 1.29KB
1999 Annual Report & Accounts 1999 Part 2 PDF 2.16KB
1999 Annual Report & Accounts 1999 Part 3 PDF 1.76KB
1999 Annual Report & Accounts 1999 Part 4 PDF 1.24KB
1999 Annual Report & Accounts 1999 Part 5 PDF 402KB


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Docklands Fact

A downtrodden Leprosy hospice was located on Misery hill, hence its name! It was believed lepers were “the unclean” and would be walked to the hospice on Misery Hill with 1 man tolling a bell and another carrying a 40 foot pole to keep everyone at safe distance. Today this is where we get the expression “I wouldn’t touch him with a 40 foot pole!”