Surgeons did not stop clinics without notice

ANN CAHILL’S article regarding orthopaedic services at Mayo General Hospital has many serious factual errors (Irish Examiner, June 7).

Tue, 15 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

1 The orthopaedic surgeons based in Merlin Park Regional Hospital, Galway, did not stop clinics without notice last January.

When we were informed more that two years ago that a new unit was to be commissioned at Mayo General we informed the hospital that our elective clinics would cease at that time.

More in this section

Irish Examiner view: Is CHI merger more than just a U-turn?

Letters to the Editor: Let’s reopen access for the public to our heritage sites

Popcorn with the headphone, a headphone plugged into the popcorn box, concept of entertainment

Letters to the Editor: Cinemas should have audio description for visually-impaired people

Courts Your View Place: Galway Place: Mayo Person: Ann Cahill Person: Bennett Person: Bill Curtin Organisation: Mayo General Hospital Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: Merlin Park Regional hospital Organisation: Mayo General

<p>President Michael D Higgins. A reader states: 'I support the retention of the triple lock for UN peacekeeping duties. A role for which our Defence Forces is respected by the UN for more than 70 years of service.' Picture: Niall Carson/PA</p>

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

READ NOW

Surgeons did not stop clinics without notice

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

Revoiced

Latest

Surgeons did not stop clinics without notice

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

Revoiced

Latest

Most Read