Latest: Dáil passes Sinn Féin motion calling for more action on trolley crisis

Latest: The Dáil has passed a Sinn Féin motion calling on the government to take more action on the trolley crisis.

Latest: Dáil passes Sinn Féin motion calling for more action on trolley crisis
Tue, 16 Jan, 2018 - 23:06

Update 11.06pm: The Dáil has passed a Sinn Féin motion calling on the government to take more action on the trolley crisis.

The party called on the Health Minister to re-open all hospital beds closed during the austerity years.

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