Group protests cutbacks in Bantry hospital

Over 1,000 people gathered in Castletownbere this afternoon to protest against cutbacks at Bantry General Hospital.

Group protests cutbacks in Bantry hospital
Sat, 11 Apr, 2009 - 15:03

Over 1,000 people gathered in Castletownbere this afternoon to protest against cutbacks at Bantry General Hospital.

The march had been organised by the Friends of Bantry General Hospital and local community groups who are concerned about the future of A&E services at the hospital.

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