Quinn says health boards may need overhaul

Labour Leader, Ruairi Quinn, says a restructuring of the health boards may be necessary.

Thu, 09 May, 2002 - 14:47

Labour Leader, Ruairi Quinn, says a restructuring of the health boards may be necessary.

He was speaking on a visit to Nenagh General hospital in Co Tipperary, which has been allocated 7 new nursing posts, yet they have not been advertised.

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