Healthcare: the other side of the story

HSE-bashing and criticism of our health services seem to have become a national pastime.

Healthcare: the other side of the story
Tue, 22 Jul, 2008 - 01:00
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I feel this is grossly unfair.

Earlier this year, I suffered a serious illness and I spent some time convalescing at Kerry General Hospital in Tralee.

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