Letters to the editor: Counting the cost of our system of healthcare

The Irish healthcare system is nowhere comparable to any of our neighbouring EU countries says one of our readers.

The Irish healthcare system is nowhere comparable to any of our neighbouring EU countries says one of our readers.

Fri, 06 Nov, 2020 - 13:00

Our healthcare system makes me feel we live in a country in the developing world. I am wondering are any readers feeling the same way?

We are told our healthcare is costing €4,000 per head of population.

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