Galway ambulance drivers protest against staff shortages

Ambulance drivers in Galway have begun an unofficial two-hour stoppage to protest against staff shortages.

Galway ambulance drivers protest against staff shortages
Thu, 02 Jun, 2005 - 11:49

Ambulance drivers in Galway have begun an unofficial two-hour stoppage to protest against staff shortages.

The action was arranged to coincide with a visit to University College Hospital today by the Tánaiste and Minister for Health Mary Harney.

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