Reilly: Hospital reorganisation means 'more services, not fewer'

The Minister for Health James Reilly has said no acute hospital will close as a result of the reorganisation of hospitals.

Reilly: Hospital reorganisation means 'more services, not fewer'
Tue, 14 May, 2013 - 17:03

The Minister for Health James Reilly has said no acute hospital will close as a result of the reorganisation of hospitals.

James Reilly is about to announce details of the restructure - which will see the country's 49 hospitals merged into six groups.

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