HC Deb 30 July 1918 vol 109 c248W
Mr. ARCHDALE

asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland for what reason soldiers at Finner Camp requiring hospital treatment are not received at Bally-shannon Union Hospital, close to the camp, but have to be sent to Enniskillen Union Hospital, thirty-two miles distant, incurring considerable risk and discomfort to the men and expense to the country?

Mr. MACPHERSON

I am making inquiry into this matter, and will communicate with my hon. Friend as soon as possible.