Neurological patients outside Dublin face 'stark inequalities' in care, experts warn 

Mags Rogers  and Brenda O Connell outside Leinster House. Picture: Gareth Chaney

People with neurological illnesses living outside of Dublin are being “disenfranchised” and face “stark inequalities” in care compared to those in the capital, it has been claimed.

Of the 24,000 people nationally waiting to see a neurologist 4,000 are waiting across Cork, Waterford, and Limerick.