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Clock is Ticking on Promise to Restore Breast Cancer Services to Sligo Hospital

Details: Created on Monday, 28 March 2011 10:11

INDEPENDENT SLIGO COUNTY COUNCILLOR VERONICA CAWLEY IS CONCERNED THAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL RENEGE ON ITS PROMISE TO RESTORE BREAST CANCER SERVICES TO SLIGO GENERAL HOSPITAL WITHIN ITS FIRST 100 DAYS IN OFFICE.

SHE TOLD MIDWEST NEWS THAT THE CLOCK IS NOW TICKING AS ITS NOW DAY 82, AND THERE IS, AS YET, NO SIGN OF ANY CHANGES TO THE SERVICES ON OFFER IN SLIGO GENERAL.

SHE INSISTS THE PRESSURE IS ON NOW AND PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE IS FOR CANCER SERVICES IN THE NORTH WEST AND WANTS LOCAL TDS TO UPDATE THEIR CONSTITUENTS ON DEVELOPMENTS AT THE HOSPITAL.

Clock is Ticking on Promise to Restore Breast Cancer Services to Sligo Hospital

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