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

€239k For Clane Playground As Kildare Secures Funding For Just Two Projects
Minister’s Letter: DART+ South West Entirely Dependent On Successful Delivery Of DART+ West
Two Men Charged In Connection With €4 Million Cocaine Seizure In Kildare And Wexford
Court Dismisses Bid To Block Super Junior Ministers From Cabinet Meetings
Driving Testers At RSA Balloted For Industrial Action Over Concerns About Uninsured Vehicles
Homes Undelivered After Substantial Deposits Paid, Kildare Council Warns Of Potential Unauthorised Works
Over 1,000 E-Scooter Fines Issued As Kildare TD Calls For Tougher Penalties After Child Injured
Court Told Man Accused Of Knife Attack On Children Outside Dublin School Unfit To Stand Trial