FG demands Dáil debate on alleged cancer cover-up

Fine Gael is demanding a special Dáil debate on allegations of a possible cover-up of information relating to cancer services in Portlaoise.

Thu, 06 Mar, 2008 - 12:27

Fine Gael is demanding a special Dáil debate on allegations of a possible cover-up of information relating to cancer services in Portlaoise.

A Dáil committee heard today that consultant Peter Naughton had written to then Health Minister Micheál Martin in 2002 about problems with cancer services at Midland Regional Hospital.

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