Study finds flaws in Irish medical training system

A study by a ministerial working group has reportedly found major flaws in the way doctors are trained in Ireland.

A study by a ministerial working group has reportedly found major flaws in the way doctors are trained in Ireland.

Reports this morning said the so-called Fottrell Group had found that the medical education system was in "serious difficulty" and was overly reliant on fees from non-EU students.

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