GPs support free health cover for all, says IMO

Irish doctors want free GP care for everyone, a spokesman has said.

Thu, 09 May, 2013 - 09:22

Irish doctors want free GP care for everyone, a spokesman has said.

Chairman of the GP Committee of the Irish Medical Organisation, Dr Ray Walley, said that doctors would support free healthcare at point of access for all, but it will have to paid for.

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