Nurses strike at Mullingar General Hospital

Nurses at Mullingar General Hospital are on strike this morning in a dispute over staffing levels.

Nurses strike at Mullingar General Hospital
Mon, 02 Sep, 2002 - 09:42

Nurses at Mullingar General Hospital are on strike this morning in a dispute over staffing levels.

They say that the shortage of nurses in theatre at the hospital is unsafe. The Irish Nurses’ Organisation (INO) says the industrial action will continue until their concerns are addressed.

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