HEALTH MINISTER, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill (FG) is among the invited guests for a public meeting in Ennis this Monday.

Organised by Friends of Ennis Hospital, the public meeting titled ‘The Future of Healthcare in the Mid-West’ takes place at The Old Ground Hotel, Ennis on Monday at 19:30.

All TDs and Senators in the region have been invited to attend the meeting along with the Minister for Health.

Members of the public have been encouraged to attend by organisers to participate in the conversation.

Chairperson of Friends of Ennis Hospital, Angela Coll stated, “The meeting aims to bring together members of the public, healthcare professionals and community stakeholders to discuss the current challenges facing healthcare services in the Mid-West and to consider what is needed to ensure safe, sustainable and accessible care for the region into the future”.

She added, “The organisers believe it is vital that elected representatives have the opportunity to hear directly from the community and to engage in open and constructive discussion on the future direction of healthcare services”.

 

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