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Health
Paul Reid stepping down as HSE chief as exodus of health officials continues
Chief executive tells Minister and board he is ‘making the decision with a heavy heart’
HSE chief executive Paul Reid. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Jack Horgan-Jones
Mon Jun 27 2022 - 10:04
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5 MIN READ
Jack Horgan-Jones
Jack Horgan-Jones is a Political Correspondent with The Irish Times
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