Labour TD demands meeting with Reilly and Gilmore

Health Minister James Reilly faces political exile after Opposition parties announced plans to table a motion of no confidence in him.

Labour TD demands meeting with Reilly and Gilmore
Mon, 03 Sep, 2012 - 15:10

Health Minister James Reilly faces political exile after Opposition parties announced plans to table a motion of no confidence in him and a Labour TD demanded a meeting with the minister.

Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin both criticised the minister’s controversial proposals to slash €130m from services.

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