The Ennis Councillor who quit the Labour Party over the government’s planned cuts in the health service says a partial u-turn from the Health Minister’s is insufficient.
Councillor Paul O’Shea has welcomed the decision to maintain spending on personal assistants, but feels more is required.
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The proposal formed part of 130m euro cutback plan announced last Thursday, measures which have prompted the now Independent Councillor to organise a public meeting in Ennis for next Monday night.
He feels large numbers of Clare residents remain worried.
