At least 260,000 people in Ireland waiting for scans

5/6/2024

Morning Ireland

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Kieran Dineen reports that demand for certain medical scans covered under the National Treatment Purchase Fund is close to exceeding supply.

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At least 260,000 people in Ireland waiting for scans

Morning Ireland

Otros episodios de "Morning Ireland"

Horse trading and the haggling for key posts in the European Union begins in earnest in Brussels

250 aid workers have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war there, according to the UN

Aer Lingus pilots, members of IALPA, vote overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action up to and including strike

Rotten food, mice, and bed bugs: DORAS report highlights the experiences of Ukrainians in state provided accommodation

The Office of Public Works is appealing to visitors to the Phoenix Park to look but never feed the Park's deer population

Aer Lingus has called the level of increases being demanded bt pilots as exorbitant, outrageous and untenable

Domestic abuse against women and children or the reporting of domestic abuse is on the rise, according to the Annual Impact Report for 2023

Revoking citizen certificates, RSV vaccinations and therapists for special needs children to be discussed in cabinet this morning

‘Red Wall’ in the north of England is now a key target for Labour in the forthcoming UK General Election

The RNLI is launching its ‘float to live’ campaign today, as part of national water safety week