At some point in the late 1970s, he was admitted to the Mater Hospital for a short stay.
He lived there until falling ill in November 2005 and was taken to the Mater Hospital.
He spent the early part of his short career at the Mater Hospital but eventually was involved in locum work throughout the province.
He was also a gynaecologist to the Mater Hospital.
He was killed 700 yards from Mater Hospital with a brick and a plank with nails in it.
The Mater Hospital has often been caught up in community tensions since the 1970s.
The Mater Hospital has 236 beds and provides a comprehensive range of services:
On 25 September 1917, he died at the Mater Hospital after being force-fed by prison authorities.
He was later brought to the Mater Hospital and underwent emergency surgery.
Breen was eventually brought to the Mater Hospital for treatment and the nuns there hid him from the authorities.
