A&E is our entitlement and we aim to keep it

IT is frightening for us in Ennis that our general hospital might lose its A&E unit. The very idea puts more stress on those in the ‘at risk’ category.

A&E is our entitlement and we aim to keep it
Sat, 29 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

We already have a hardworking, efficient and caring A&E, open 24 hours a day. We deserve no less than that.

The Hanly report threatens this.

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