Town to march against Hanly report

NENAGH residents are planning a street rally next Saturday to protest against the Hanly report on the health services.

Town to march against Hanly report
Sat, 22 Nov, 2003 - 00:00
Cian McCormack and Michael O’Farrell

The Nenagh Hospital Action Group, which is led by the Friends of Nenagh Hospital, will hold the rally on November 29, departing the hospital at 2pm.

Acute services at Nenagh and Ennis hospitals are earmarked to be downgraded under proposals.

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