Harney praises advances in health but words ring hollow

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Harney praises advances in health but words ring hollow
Fri, 23 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

The Minister for Health strongly believes the HSE has achieved both.

Bad luck for Mary Harney that she was speaking on a day when the HSE was called into question over seemingly ignoring years of serious child abuse in Roscommon.

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