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JUNIOR MINISTER John Perry admitted at a press conference in Sligo last night that it?had been a mistake to promise that breast cancer services would be returned to Sligo within the first 100 days of the new government?s term.
Ocean FM reports that Perry did not announce the full restoration of the services during his press conference yesterday, but he said that mammography services would resume in the last quarter of 2011.
The Save Our Cancer Services North West group, which is campaigning for the full restoration of the services, said it was disappointed and called on Perry to resign for failing to fulfil his promise.
Perry hung up the phone during a live interview with Ocean FM recently when questioned about plans to restore the services. Speaking afterwards to TheJournal.ie, Perry said: ?I said what I said and I had nothing else to add?.
He also said that restoring the health services was ?not a situation of going in and turning the switch back on?.
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