Hospital politics

I WAS impressed by the stance taken by local Fianna Fáil deputy Michael Finneran on the future of Roscommon hospital.

Hospital politics
Fri, 15 Sep, 2006 - 01:00
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What a pity we didn’t have a politician of similar quality in Cork when the North Infirmary was closed in 1987. It is still missed by the people it served so well on the city’s northside.

Michael O’Sullivan

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