Downpatrick Lions Sign Hospital Campaign Petition

MEMBERS of Downpatrick Lions Club gathered to give their support and sign a petition to retain the A & E Department full-time at Downe Hospital.

The Lions have a long connection with Downe Hospital, as they funded the first Cardiac/accident ambulance for Downpatrick in 1974. This was the first ambulance of its type in Northern Ireland and gave Downe Hospital a ground-breaking facility.

Pictured in the photograph seated, are Lion President Brendan Kearney and Eamonn McGrady, Chair of the Downe Community Health Committee, and standing from left to right are Lions David Medhurst, Graham Dickson, Vincent Murphy, Fergus Kelly, Seamus McMullan, Ken Dryden, Colin McKee and Sean Carvill.

[caption id="attachment_47337" align="aligncenter" width="550"]The Downpatrick Lions have signed the petition for a full 24/7 cover at the Downe Hospital. The Downpatrick Lions have signed the petition for a full 24/7 cover at the Downe Hospital.[/caption]
xa0There will be a public meeting (TONIGHT) in the main hall at the St Patrick’s High School in Downpatrick at 7.30pm 20th February held by the Down Community Health Committee. Speakers with include local politicians, health campaigners, unions and comments from the floor. All are welcome. Please bring a friend!
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