by Louise Doyle

A CHARITY providing subsidised flights for more than 400 Donegal cancer patients to Dublin for treatment has voiced fears after the Aviation Authority confirmed plans to limit seat capacity at the capital’s airport.

Donegal Cancer Flights and Services offers reduced price flights for those travelling for treatment and works in conjunction with the Irish Cancer Society, which provides volunteer drivers to bring Donegal patients to and from Dublin Airport to hospitals.

To read the full article see today’s edition of the Donegal News. 

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