Pharmacists 'under acute financial pressure'

Pharmacists are warning that their services are likely to suffer badly in the months to come as the impact of last summer's cuts take their toll.

Pharmacists are warning that their services are likely to suffer badly in the months to come as the impact of last summer's cuts take their toll.

They are calling on Health Minister Mary Harney to reverse what they say were "sweeping cuts" in the payments to pharmacists for medicines under public schemes.

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