GPs 'angry and agitated' about plan for free GP care for children under six

The President of the Irish Medical Organisation has said GPs are angry and agitated over plans for free GP care for children under six.

Fri, 25 Apr, 2014 - 11:09

The President of the Irish Medical Organisation has said GPs are angry and agitated over plans for free GP care for children under six.

It comes ahead of the union's annual conference this weekend during which delegates will debate motions on issues including overcrowded emergency departments and former CEO George McNeice's €10m pension.

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