Our new state of the art extension is open and registered by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).

The new building contains a Hydrotherapy Pool, beauty rooms and visitor's overnight stay room. Full details of the new building can be seen here. 

Central Park Nursing Home has fifteen double sharing rooms, one three bedded room, four single ensuite rooms, four single rooms. There are 4 initimate dining rooms to enjoy a superb choice of dishes prepared by our kitchen. Feel free to go up and choose from our fine carvery dinner. After dinner, why not relax in one of our many living rooms and catch up on a few soaps or the latest football matches. Enjoy the peaceful environment of our chapel where the Rosary is said every evening. You can always relax in our calm and healing therapy room complete with a heated musical water bed and look up at the tranquil constellation projected on the ceiling while listening to the soothing sounds of nature or music of your choice. If you enjoy kicking back with a good movie and some treats, then our cinema room is the place for you. Central Park also offers the use of a cutting-edge Hydrotherapy Endless Pool that was shipped over from the United States. This pool provides a constant adjustable current for the swimmer to swim against creating a water workout incorporating hydrotherapy into a recovery programme or general fitness. The adjustable level of difficulty makes an endless pool suitable for people at all level of swimming ability. Work along with our on-site Physiotherapist to design the best programme to suit you.

Central Park Nursing Home can be divided into two sections: Resident's Home and Memory Lane. Memory Lane is our specialised facility to cater up to 14 residents who suffer with Dementia, which is staffed separately to the rest of the home. Here, you will find their own personal kitchen and sitting room to sit back and enjoy a cup of tea. These rooms have been decorated keeping in line with the needs of our residents with Dementia by keeping the living area as old fashioned looking and homely as possible. We have used specific colours that are in agreement with our residents. You will find hats and scarves throughout the halls hanging on the walls as you would in your own home. Just off Memory Lane is Market Street. Here, you can walk up the gravel and grass covered path where you will see the beautiful murals of shops, churches and post offices of local towns such as Clonberne, Dunmore and Tuam painted on the walls.

Visit our resident's pet farm where you will see chickens, ducks, geese, pheasants, peacocks, exotic birds, sheep, lambs and emus for entertainment. We also provide an enclosed courtyard with seating and enclosed garden with a glasshouse provided where residents enjoy doing their own gardening.