Lynch expects more care-home complaints after Áras Attracta revelations

The Minister for Primary and Social Care has said she expects more concerns to be raised about care homes and disability services following the

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Lynch expects more care-home complaints after Áras Attracta revelations
Fri, 19 Dec, 2014 - 06:58

The Minister for Primary and Social Care has said she expects more concerns to be raised about care homes and disability services following the

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CourtsCare homesPlace: TipperaryPlace: RoscreaPlace: Co TipperaryPerson: LynchPerson: Minister for Primary and Social CarePerson: MinisterPerson: Kathleen LynchEvent: AttractaOrganisation: Aras AttractaOrganisation: HSEOrganisation: Daughters of CharityOrganisation: GardaíOrganisation: Health Information and Quality AuthorityOrganisation: Prime TimeOrganisation: HIQA
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