Sunhill Nursing Home

18/02/2026

Last night we joined the ladies from Clogherheads women shed . Brenda , Kay & Doreen had a wonderful evening interacting with the ladies while working with clay to make some trinket holders .
Thankyou to all for such a warm welcome & we will be back soon. Clogherhead Women’s Shed

17/02/2026

Celebrating pancake Tuesday in style

14/02/2026

Feeling the love as we celebrate St Valentines day . We enjoyed love songs & memories with the super talented Michelle & lots of delicious cakes at our Valentines tea party .
Happy Valentines day from all here in Sunhill

07/02/2026

06/02/2026

This morning we welcomed Verna from Clogherhead Womens Shed to our Sunhill Memory cafe which we hold the first Friday of every month.
Verna chatted with residents about what goes on in the group and brought a selection of their crafts and artwork .
It was a lovely relaxed morning in good company. Clogherhead Women’s Shed

01/02/2026

La Fheile Bride
We continued with tradition as we tried making our own crosses to celebrate one of Irelands primary patron Saints.
We celebrate St Bridgets day on the 1st of February marking the beginning of Spring in the Gaelic Calender.

01/02/2026

27/01/2026

Something different on a stormy Tuesday afternoon as members of the Dunleer Men shed called into us . They played a selection of songs on the ukulele which are residents enjoyed thoroughly & happily sang along .

26/01/2026

This week we are hosting our information stand for this years National Grief awareness week 2026. Irish Hospice Foundation

23/01/2026

Yesterday, we said goodbye to one of our residents who was well known and deeply valued within both the nursing home and the local community of Termonfeckin. Brendan Traynor had been with us for almost eight years, and it was only fitting that he returned to us here. I would like to sincerely thank each and every staff member for the respectful and heartfelt tribute provided for Brendan. From preparing the room for the wake, arranging photos and flowers, to the release of balloons and attendance at both the wake and funeral, every detail was carried out with great care and dignity. I would also like to warmly acknowledge our neighbours who generously assisted with baking and attended the wake. This truly reflected our End-of-Life mission statement and our CARU values in action and demonstrated that our nursing home is deeply rooted in the community of Termonfeckin. Thank you all. Rest easy Brendan. RIP.