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Letterkenny University Hospital
People are being invited to bring a written account of their experiences to a public meeting on the future of Letterkenny University Hospital (LUH) which is to be held tomorrow night.
Organised by The Letterkenny Hospital Campaign Group, it will be held in the Mount Errigal Hotel, Letterkenny, at 8pm.
The objectives of the event, according to the organisers, is to allow the community, patients and the staff of the hospital to have a forum to collectively express their experiences of using LUH.
Information gathered on the evening will be compiled and forwarded to the Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly. Doctors, consultants, patients and advocacy groups are being invited to speak on the night. Please contact Mary T. Sweeney on 087 6707002 or Donna on letterkennyhospitalcampaign@gm ail.com to be included on the program.
We encourage people from across Donegal to make every effort to attend this important meeting.
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