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Irish Red Cross to build hospital in Sri Lanka

The Irish Red Cross is to build a new hospital in tsunami-hit Sri Lanka with money donated by the Irish public.

Irish Red Cross to build hospital in Sri Lanka

Sun, 24 Apr, 2005 - 16:42

The Irish Red Cross is to build a new hospital in tsunami-hit Sri Lanka with money donated by the Irish public.

The facility will be constructed close to the town of Batticaloa.

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