Mullingar nurses begin industrial action

More than 200 nurses in Mullingar have begun a work-to-rule industrial action in a row over overcrowding at the Midland Regional General Hospital.

Mullingar nurses begin industrial action
Tue, 22 Jan, 2002 - 11:32

More than 200 nurses in Mullingar have begun a work-to-rule industrial action in a row over overcrowding at the Midland Regional General Hospital.

The Irish Nurses' Organisation are protesting against what they call "unacceptable conditions" for staff and patients due to a lack of ward-space in the hospital.

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