Thousands expected at Galway Racecourse for leading med-tech show
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Author: GBFM News
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Thousands of people are expected at Galway Racecourse today for a leading med-tech show.
It’s considered the main show in Ireland for med-tech and is Europe’s largest and fastest-growing medical device design and manufacturing event.
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Hundreds of exhibitors will flock to Ballybrit today and tomorrow for The Medical Technology Ireland Expo and Conference.
MTI’s John Courtney says it’s a great opportunity for Galway to host such an event
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