Trolley crisis hits ambulance service

AMBULANCES in Limerick were out of commission yesterday when emergency medical staff needed extra trollies at the city’s overcrowded regional hospital.

Emergency department consultant at the Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Dr Colman O’Leary, described the situation as critical.

He said all available bed spaces were in use and incoming ambulances were taken out of service to allow staff access their trollies.

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