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2026-10-22- 70,000 patients walk out of EDs, Cork mum Áine Duggan settles her legal battle with the HSE over the loss of baby George, the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival gets underway, & more...
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PJ hears from Social Democrats health spokesperson Pádraig Rice as 70,000 patients walk out of EDs, Cork mum Áine Duggan after settling her legal battle with the HSE over the loss of baby George, Fiona Collins as the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival gets underway. And more...
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