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Theorem is $T_2$ + countably compact + first countable $\implies T_3$.
As of right now it redirects to Counterexamples.
The proof is like this:
Pick a point $x$ and a closed set $A$ with $x\notin A$. Let $U_n$ be a countable neighbourhood basis for $x$. The sets $A\setminus \overline{U_n}$ are an open cover of $A$ from Hausdorff, and so there exists a finite subcover. Extract from this a neighbourhood $U$ of $x$ with $x\in U$ and $\overline{U}\cap A = \emptyset$.