Senior neurosurgeon claims Irish services are inadequate

A senior neurosurgeon in Beaumont Hospital in Dublin has claimed that people are dying unnecessarily because of inadequate services in this country.

A senior neurosurgeon in Beaumont Hospital in Dublin has claimed that people are dying unnecessarily because of inadequate services in this country.

The head of clinical neurosurgery at the Royal College of Surgeons, Professor Ciaran Bolger, said that there are now more than 600 patients are on urgent waiting lists for a bed at the national neurosurgery centre in Dublin.

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