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631 Deputy Michael Colreavy asked the Minister for Health the amount spent by Government, Health Service Executive and Sligo General Hospital including staff costs and moneys outstanding on consultancy, research, design and planning fees for the then-proposed co-located hospital at Sligo General Hospital. [27504/11]

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4 October 2011

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4 October 2011 · Hospital Services

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Michael Colreavy

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4 October 2011

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631 Deputy Michael Colreavy asked the Minister for Health the amount spent by Government, Health Service Executive and Sligo General Hospital including staff costs and moneys outstanding on consultancy, research, design and planning fees for the then-proposed co-located hospital at Sligo General Hospital. [27504/11]

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  1. 4 October 2011

    Hospital Services

    631 Deputy Michael Colreavy asked the Minister for Health the amount spent by Government, Health Service Executive and Sligo General Hospital including staff costs and moneys outstanding on consultancy, research, design and planning fees for the then-proposed co-located hospital at Sligo General Hospital. [27504/11]

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