Government to consider judicial review after plans for new wing at Dublin maternity hospital rejected

Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said her concern was how to deliver the new critical wing quickly
Government to consider judicial review after plans for new wing at Dublin maternity hospital rejected

Tue, 17 Feb, 2026 - 18:06
Tadgh McNally

The Government will consider a judicial review after plans for a new wing for critical care of women and children at Dublin's Rotunda Hospital were rejected, the health minister has said.

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said discussions would  take place with master of the Rotunda, Sean Daly.

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