Dentists lose bid to stop HSE move

The Irish Dental Association has said it is disappointed that 25 of its members have lost their High Court bid to stop the HSE from limiting free services for medical card holders.

Dentists lose bid to stop HSE move
Thu, 12 Aug, 2010 - 13:37

The Irish Dental Association has said it is disappointed that 25 of its members have lost their High Court bid to stop the HSE from limiting free services for medical card holders.

The dentists wanted the court to grant a temporary injunction against the HSE pending a full hearing of the dispute this December.

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