IHCA vows to continue negotiations to avoid strike

The Irish Hospital Consultants Association said today it would continue efforts to avoid industrial action in the row over insurance cover.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 15:44

The Irish Hospital Consultants Association said today it would continue efforts to avoid industrial action in the row over insurance cover.

This follows last night’s ballot results which showed an 84% vote in favour of industrial action.

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