Irish health service 'playing catch-up' after years of under-investment, says Trinity professor

The Irish health service is playing "catch-up" after years of under-investment.

Sun, 22 Jul, 2018 - 17:46

The Irish health service is playing "catch-up" after years of under-investment.

That is according to Patrick Plunkett - Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at Trinity College and former acting CEO of St. James' Hospital in Dublin.

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