If it’s broke, fix it

IF I had €1,000 to spend and a broken cooker in my house, I would not pay someone to tell me what to do, I would spend the money to replace or repair it.

Thu, 18 Jan, 2007 - 00:00

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Isn’t it a great pity that Mary Harney is unable or unwilling to do the same with her €100m and broken health service?

Thomas Ralph

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<p>A friend was once told by her young male GP that he's not 'great on women’s health'. She asked why he didn’t hang a ‘men’s clinic’ sign on his door. He looked confused as she explained that women make up half the human population, and so, women’s health is just health. File photo</p>

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