30 jobs to go at Blanchardstown hospital

Thirty nursing jobs are to go and 32 beds are to close at James Connolly Memorial Hospital in Dublin.

Fri, 02 May, 2003 - 20:01

Thirty nursing jobs are to go and 32 beds are to close at James Connolly Memorial Hospital in Dublin.

The Irish Nurses Organisation says the move appears to be a winding-down of services at the hospital in Blanchardstown, and says it is considering industrial action.

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