Labour vows to fight HSE plan for southern region

The Labour Party is vowing to fight any moves to transfer all acute hospital services in Cork and Kerry to just one facility.

Wed, 20 May, 2009 - 14:09

The Labour Party is vowing to fight any moves to transfer all acute hospital services in Cork and Kerry to just one facility.

Reports this morning say an analysis for the HSE has recommended that all acute services in the two counties be transferred to Cork University Hospitals.

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