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Reilly admits children's hospital won't be built by 2016

James Reilly is admitting the plan to have a new national children's hospital open in 2016 won't now be met.

Reilly admits children's hospital won't be built by 2016

Mon, 05 Nov, 2012 - 14:33

James Reilly is admitting the plan to have a new national children's hospital open in 2016 won't now be met.

The health minister is hoping to announce the location of the facility tomorrow after cabinet approval.

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