HSE accused of ageism in treatment of Dublin GP

The Labour Party has accused the Health Service Executive of ageism in its treatment of a 70-year-old Dublin-based GP.

HSE accused of ageism in treatment of Dublin GP
Mon, 19 Jun, 2006 - 11:30

The Labour Party has accused the Health Service Executive of ageism in its treatment of a 70-year-old Dublin-based GP.

Patricia Comer has been running a general practice on Haddington Road for the last 40 years.

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