Independent TDs urged to back vote against Harney

The Dáil's four Independent deputies were today called on to back a motion of no confidence in Minister for Health Mary Harney.

Sun, 25 Nov, 2007 - 17:29
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The Dáil's four Independent deputies were today called on to back a motion of no confidence in Minister for Health Mary Harney.

Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore said the public representatives could not ignore the greatest health service scandal seen in the state for many years.

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