Hayes: Free GP care will be 'hard to achieve' by 2016

The Junior Finance Minister has admitted that the Government will be hard pushed to achieve universal free GP care by 2016.

Hayes: Free GP care will be 'hard to achieve' by 2016
Wed, 23 Oct, 2013 - 11:46

The Junior Finance Minister has admitted that the Government will be hard pushed to achieve universal free GP care by 2016.

The move is one of number of proposals by the Health Minister to reform the health system.

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