‘Vast swathes of the country will be left without GPs’, group warns Dáil committee

Large swathes of the country are going to be left without any GP if supports are not given to doctors, according to the Irish College of General Practitioners.

Wed, 07 Feb, 2018 - 16:12

Large swathes of the country are going to be left without any GP if supports are not given to doctors.

That's according to the Irish College of General Practitioners who were before a Dáil committee.

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