The CEO of the HSE insists the new 96-bed block at the region’s main hospital is “safely and properly staffed”.
The first of three planned 96-bed blocks at University Hospital Limerick has been officially opened, increasing inpatient bed capacity in real terms by 71 to 650.
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The €105 million project is the most costly development delivered by the HSE in 2025 and comes a week after planning permission was granted for a second such facility.
Bernard Gloster says the organisation is “not in the business” of opening new beds without having the required staffing.
You can hear more on this on Clare FM’s Morning Focus this Tuesday morning from 9am.
