Parents of Ireland 'will trash Fine Gael' at next election, says founder of children's charity

The Government could be facing court action against the decision to press ahead with plans for the new National Children's Hospital.

Thu, 27 Apr, 2017 - 08:59

The Government could be facing court action against the decision to press ahead with plans for the new National Children's Hospital.

The Connolly for Kids Hospital campaign group and the Jack and Jill Foundation have sought legal advice after the project at the St James' Hospital in Dublin got the green light.

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