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Response rates from 2.5k Tallaght-Oldbawn voters.

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72%
Yes
28%
No

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 @9H77V8Xanswered…1yr1Y

the NHS isn't perfect and there is long waiting times plus healthcare is starting to be privatised in the UK. there isn't enough funding for public healthcare in the uk. healthcare should be free for all and have way more funding and wage increases for workers

 @9GNW32Lanswered…1yr1Y

Ireland should adopt a system such as countries like germany or sweden, it should have a mix of private and public healthcare

 @9QWP2FXanswered…5mos5MO

No, investment in public healthcare should go towards providing care to those who can’t afford it. The option of private healthcare for those who can afford it takes the strain off the public healthcare system

 @9HYMC6Qanswered…11mos11MO

Yes, but make sure it is regulated so that staff are not overworked and paitents don't have to be on long waiting lists

 @9HTHTK6answered…11mos11MO

They need to drastically improve the quality of care in place now, more hospitals and more ambulance services. More GP surgeries would also reduce waiting times.

 @8PNXKGJanswered…4yrs4Y

 @9ZSTXMDanswered…5hrs5H

It should aim to be a hybrid, similar to Sweden or Germany where there is free healthcare easily accessible for all. Then a tiered private healthcare system.

 @9ZSR83Yanswered…6hrs6H

Not familiar with NHS system so cannot compare the two. Our health system goes need to dramatically improve as treatment of nurses is disgraceful