Harney hoping to convince IMO to abandon strike plans

The Tánaiste and Minister for Health, Mary Harney, is hoping to convince hospital consultants from the Irish Medical Organisation to call off their planned strike action during a meeting later today.

Harney hoping to convince IMO to abandon strike plans
Thu, 03 Mar, 2005 - 12:03

The Tánaiste and Minister for Health, Mary Harney, is hoping to convince hospital consultants from the Irish Medical Organisation to call off their planned strike action during a meeting later today.

The doctors are planning to withdraw from non-emergency duties from March 14 due to a long-running row over insurance cover.

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