One quarter of adults have no medical coverage

More than one quarter of Irish adults don't have a medical card or private health insurance, according to figures published by the CSO today.

Thu, 30 Oct, 2008 - 12:37

More than one quarter of Irish adults don't have a medical card or private health insurance, according to figures published by the CSO today.

The agency says 44% of respondents to the latest Quarterly National Household Survey said they had private insurance, 24% had a medical card and 5% had both.

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