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Overcrowding at Clonmel hospital "utterly unacceptable" - Minister Harris

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Minister Harris said a decision on the best option to resolve Clonmel overcrowding crisis will be made by the end of the year

Health Minister Simon Harris has slammed the conditions at South Tippeary General Hospital as “ utterly unacceptable” after meeting patients lying on trolleys on a tour of the hospital today. Minister Harris said he was glad to have witnessed with ...

24 Oct 2016 at 21:00

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Tipperary campaigners join hospital protest

Several hundred campaigners from North Tipperary joined a protest march in Limerick last weekend calling for an end to the hospital crisis. The protesters travelled to Limerick last Saturday by bus, train and car. The march was organised by the ...

03 Feb 2020 at 20:00

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North Tipperary hospital campaigners to join protest for A&E services

Campaigners for Nenagh Hospital’s A&E to be reopened on a 24-hour basis will join others from Ennis and Limerick for a protest march in Limerick city this Saturday at 1pm. The march, being co-ordinated by Nenagh Needs it A&E group in Tipperary,...

29 Jan 2020 at 18:30

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Anger on hospital crisis march was 'palpable', says Tipperary campaigner

A spokesperson for the Nenagh Needs its A&E campaign has said that organisers of last Saturday's protest march in Limerick were "very pleased" with the response to the march. Damian O'Donoghue said that it was estimated the attendance was ...

07 Feb 2020 at 15:30

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