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PQ 1235

1235. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Health if he will address the issue of infertility treatment in Ireland from the point of view of the lack of available clinics for medical card holders and the inadequate private health insurance cover for many of the treatments, with particular reference to considering a model as operated under the NHS, where couples get a minimum of one free treatment and can apply for up to three treatments, or that greater provision is delivered through health insurance reform. [16714/13]

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1235. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Health if he will address the issue of infertility treatment in Ireland from the point of view of the lack of available clinics for medical card holders and the inadequate private health insurance cover for many of the treatments, with particular reference to considering a model as operated under the NHS, where couples get a minimum of one free treatment and can apply for up to three treatments, or that greater provision is delivered through health insurance reform. [16714/13]

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