People Before Profit
The party calls on the Taoiseach to save maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital using the Shared Island fund. The party's representative Marc Mac Seáin supports local campaigners.
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The party's MP Dáire Hughes criticises the Southern Trust's decision to suspend maternity services at Daisy Hill, calling for reinstatement.
Health Issue: Daisy Hill Hospital maternity services suspension Original release: Pressure must stay on the Southern Trust and the Health Minister to save Daisy Hill maternity services – Hughes
The party's Councillor Martin Reilly secured council backing for stronger action on economic abuse, which affects one in six women in Northern Ireland.
Justice and policing Local government Original release: Reilly Secures Council Backing for Action on Economic Abuse
Health Public finance and taxation Original release: McGrath: Patients Are Waiting While Executive Fails to Deliver Budget
Órlaithí Flynn welcomes investment in endometriosis services and new surgical technology, calling for improved access and an all-island approach.
Health Disability and equality Issue: Introduction of new gynaecological surgical robot in Belfast Original release: Flynn welcomes investment in Endometriosis services and new surgical technology
Robin Swann welcomes specific investments but criticises overall funding settlement for Northern Ireland.
Public finance and taxation Economy and employment Issue: Budget announcement Original release: Swann responds to Budget
Main topic Health (1.00); purpose call for action (1.00); reactive; tone concerned; contains a concrete proposal; criticises irish government
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