New elective hospitals in Cork, Galway and Dublin 'operational no later than 2027'

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly: Project is part of the National Elective Ambulatory Care Strategy agreed last December by the government.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly: Project is part of the National Elective Ambulatory Care Strategy agreed last December by the government.

Three new elective hospitals for Cork, Galway and Dublin are expected to be operational by 2027, although locations for the developments have not yet been revealed by the government.

The projects are part of the National Elective Ambulatory Care Strategy agreed last December by the government.

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