An Offaly councillor is slating the Health Service Executive's communication around MIDOC services.
An Offaly Councilllor is dismissing the HSE's statement on the closure of MIDOC services as "meaningless waffle".
It follows an announcement that the service is to cease operation from December 31st.
The HSE says it has made short term arrangements through a third party to put in place appropriate cover and is in the process of seeking an alternative provider which they hope to have in place in the coming month.
Independent rep Ken Smollen says the Health Service Executive have to come out with a clear plan:
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