Medical plans unveiled for Bush visit

The Mid-Western Health Board has put plans in place ahead of the visit of the US President George W Bush to Ireland this weekend.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2004 - 23:08
Ross Lindsay

The Mid-Western Health Board has put plans in place ahead of the visit of the US President George W Bush to Ireland this weekend.

It has announced special contingency measures for hospitals and ambulance staff in the area.

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