Investment of more than €3 million in Tipperary's health services has been welcomed
'This will better meet the needs of patients and families across south Tipperary,' says Deputy Michael Murphy
The publication of the Health Service Executive’s Capital Plan for 2025 by the Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, brings a transformative investment of €3.58 million to South Tipperary, as part of a record €1.33 billion allocated nationally for the development and enhancement of healthcare infrastructure, according to Michael Murphy TD.
Welcoming the announcement, Deputy Michael Murphy said:
“Investment in our health service is essential and today’s announcement, including the refurbishment of St Patrick's Hospital, Cashel to provide interim accommodation for the Community Healthcare Network teams for Central Tipperary, refurbishment works to three existing HSE building on the grounds of St Luke's Campus, Clonmel, as well as the Emergency Department upgrade and a new in-patient ward block in Tipperary University Hospital, is a strong demonstration of this Government’s commitment to delivering high-quality, accessible healthcare in our communities.
“For our area, this means direct investment in the refurbishment of St Patrick's Hospital, Cashel to provide interim accommodation for the Community Healthcare Network teams for Central Tipperary, refurbishment works to three existing HSE building on the grounds of St Luke's Campus, Clonmel, as well as the Emergency Department upgrade and a new in-patient Ward Block in Tipperary University Hospital.
"This is welcome news that will help bring healthcare services closer to home and better meet the needs of patients and families across South Tipperary," Deputy Murphy added.