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Erskine House Belfast City Hospital. An oriental plane tree of ancient greek descent based at queen’s university and belfast city hospital has been crowned the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’. Named after lord erskine, fourth governor (the monarch’s representative) of northern ireland (1964/68). The erskine house tree is a direct descendent of the ‘plane tree of kos’, a famous oriental plane tree under which hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. The hospital provides local acute services and regional specialist services to people from across northern ireland. “erskine house” (right) was built in the 1960’s as accommodation for staff at the city hospital. A tree based at the belfast city hospital and queen’s university has made it to the final of the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’ competition. These were planted on the grounds of the belfast city hospital, where 1 still survives,. The erskine house tree was planted from seeds gifted by greek physician, dr dimitrios oreopoulos in the late 1960s, who was undertaking an md in kidney research at queen’s university. These specialist services include renal medicine and transplants and a comprehensive.

The erskine house tree is a direct descendent of the ‘plane tree of kos’, a famous oriental plane tree under which hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. A tree based at the belfast city hospital and queen’s university has made it to the final of the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’ competition. The erskine house tree was planted from seeds gifted by greek physician, dr dimitrios oreopoulos in the late 1960s, who was undertaking an md in kidney research at queen’s university. These were planted on the grounds of the belfast city hospital, where 1 still survives,. These specialist services include renal medicine and transplants and a comprehensive. Named after lord erskine, fourth governor (the monarch’s representative) of northern ireland (1964/68). The hospital provides local acute services and regional specialist services to people from across northern ireland. “erskine house” (right) was built in the 1960’s as accommodation for staff at the city hospital. An oriental plane tree of ancient greek descent based at queen’s university and belfast city hospital has been crowned the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’.

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Erskine House Belfast City Hospital An oriental plane tree of ancient greek descent based at queen’s university and belfast city hospital has been crowned the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’. These were planted on the grounds of the belfast city hospital, where 1 still survives,. An oriental plane tree of ancient greek descent based at queen’s university and belfast city hospital has been crowned the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’. The hospital provides local acute services and regional specialist services to people from across northern ireland. The erskine house tree is a direct descendent of the ‘plane tree of kos’, a famous oriental plane tree under which hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. Named after lord erskine, fourth governor (the monarch’s representative) of northern ireland (1964/68). “erskine house” (right) was built in the 1960’s as accommodation for staff at the city hospital. A tree based at the belfast city hospital and queen’s university has made it to the final of the woodland trust’s northern ireland ‘tree of the year’ competition. These specialist services include renal medicine and transplants and a comprehensive. The erskine house tree was planted from seeds gifted by greek physician, dr dimitrios oreopoulos in the late 1960s, who was undertaking an md in kidney research at queen’s university.