First COHSE Branch in Northern Ireland 
AN EXAMPLE TO ULSTER 
By Miss Katherine. M. Daly, COHSE Organiser
THE enthusiasm of nurses in Northern Ireland 
Their spontaneous movement to join the Confederation (COHSE) resulted in my first visit to Northern Ireland 
Nearly 100 nurses attended my first meeting in Armagh , and I was impressed that the questions were mainly on general principles and not on personal issues. At this meeting the St. Luke's Branch was established, and it was clearly indicated that the nurses in Armagh  will not be content to have only one branch.
It would be wrong to suggest that this movement is confined to Armagh . Within an hour of landing at Belfast my badge was recognised by a doctor who, on being told I was an organiser, asked me to go with him to a general hospital where, he said, " The nurses have been looking for the Confederation for a long time." A number of Belfast Belfast 
The aim of the Armagh Branch is to build up a membership of 4,000 nurses in Northern Ireland 
 Good luck Armagh !
COHSE Health Services Journal July 1958
Confederation of Health Service Employees (COHSE)
 
