The Health Minister said recent developments had cast a shadow over the plan
A member of Slaintecare says he’s disappointed but not surprised a new advisory group is going to be appointed.
It’s after three members of the implementation advisory council quit in recent weeks.
The Health Minister said recent developments had cast a shadow over the plan and he’s planning to implement a new advisory group.
Current member Liam Doran, who is a former General Secretary of the INMO, is critical of the decision
Sláintecare advisers seek meeting with Government before disbanding https://t.co/NtmanR5Gob
— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) October 4, 2021
Appeal After Man Threatens Staff With Screwdriver During Naas Robbery
Parents Being Asked To Fund Basics As Maynooth Special School Faces Major Funding Deficit
Calls On The Government To Back A New Bill To Regulate The Sale Of Nitrous Oxide
Jigsaw Calls For Continued Action To Embed Greater Mental Health Supports In Schools
Maynooth's Paul Mescal Among This Years IFTA Nominees
Irish Patients Association Welcomes Agreement Reached With State And IPHA For Four Year Medicine Deal
Gardaí Issue Scam Alert For WhatsApp Calls Looking To Gather Personal Information
Kildare Has Second Highest Breast Cancer Survival Rate In The Country
