435. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Health if consideration was given to the first ATU Letterkenny-Coventry University occupational graduates who were ineligible for the bursary when it was introduced; and the measures being taken to ensure those returning qualified and experienced occupational therapists are not disadvantaged by current HSE recruitment arrangements. [69547/26]

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435. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Health if consideration was given to the first ATU Letterkenny-Coventry University occupational graduates who were ineligible for the bursary when it was introduced; and the measures being taken to ensure those returning qualified and experienced occupational therapists are not disadvantaged by current HSE recruitment arrangements. [69547/26]

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1. 1 October 2026

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   435. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Health if consideration was given to the first ATU Letterkenny-Coventry University occupational graduates who were ineligible for the bursary when it was introduced; and the measures being taken to ensure those returning qualified and experienced occupational therapists are not disadvantaged by current HSE recruitment arrangements. [69547/26]

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