The number of patients on trolleys at University Hospital Limerick has soared past the 100 mark again today.
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation recorded 40 patients without a bed at Dooradoyle’s Emergency Department, with a further 60 registered on the wards.
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By comparison, Sligo and Cork University Hospitals were the next most overcrowded facilities in the country with 44 and 42 patients on trolleys respectively.
It comes on a day where 313 people are without a bed at hospitals nationwide including 62 children.
