Overcrowding continues across Irish hospitals, with almost 500 people languishing on trolleys today. According to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), 497 people were on trolleys waiting for hospital admission. It is understood that …
Shameful overcrowding continues at Irish hospitals, with 534 people languishing on trolleys nationwide today. Overcrowding is chronic at Irish ‘health’ facilities due to inaction by successive Ministers for ‘Health’ over decades, but it’s been particularly …
Overcrowding continues today, with almost 500 people on trolleys across Ireland. According to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), there are 489 patients languishing on trolleys in Irish hospitals. The catch to this lower …
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) is today recommending that hospital overcrowding is treated as a ‘national emergency’. According to the organization, it is not acceptable that the same problem arises year after year, …
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said overcrowding in hospitals could get worse and that in the coming weeks the HSE should urge senior medical staff, such as consultants, to come over at weekends to help ease …
Nurses warn that they may engage in strike action unless the obscene overcrowding across Irish hospitals is sorted. Only a few days into the new year, the Irish ‘health’ system has reached its breaking point, …
The shameful trolley catastrophe shows no signs of abating, as up to 1,000 people might find themselves suffering on hospital trolleys across Ireland over the next few days, according to the HSE. The year is …
The Health Service Executive (HSE) will reportedly ask consultants to work weekends in a desperate effort to alleviate obscene overcrowding across Irish hospitals. Working on weekends is not on a consultant contract though, so no …
The Irish hospital system requires the addition of at least 5,000 new beds to cope with demand, according to a consultant. Overcrowding reached historic levels yesterday, with 931 people languishing on trolleys. People were actually …
Barely three days into the new year, and overcrowding is already hitting historic records across Irish hospitals. According to the latest figures released by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), there were 931 people …
Copyright 2026 TheLiberal.ie
Please signup free to our newsletter for our top stories and breaking news alerts.
