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Kilkenny hurlers support local campaign
Three cardiac campaign groups in the South East are combining to organise "Have a Heart Day" on Saturday February 10 to support the regions call for 24/7 Cardiac Care.
The event begins at 2.15pm and finishes at 3.15pm to mirror the ‘Golden Hour.’
The three cardiac campaign groups in the South East - Health Equality for the South East (HEFSE), 24/7 Cardiac Cover for the South East and The South East Patient Advocacy Group (SEPAG) are combining to send a Valentines message to Government.
They are asking people to support the call on government to implement a second Cath Lab and 24/7 cardiac care at Univeristy Hospital Waterford for the people of the south east region.
They are calling on the Taoiseach and the Minister for Health to immediately review the south east cardiac service on foot of the deployment of a mobile Cath lab which is soon to cease operating at UHW.
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