Kidney Association appeals for donors

The Irish Kidney Association is appealing to people to sign up for donor cards as 500 people here wait for kidney transplants.

Sat, 18 Sep, 2010 - 11:08

The Irish Kidney Association is appealing to people to sign up for donor cards as 500 people here wait for kidney transplants.

The appeal comes as an international conference on renal care gets underway in Dublin's Congress Centre today.

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