Winter vomiting bug outbreak at St Vincent's Hospital

People are being asked not to visit patients at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin, unless absolutely essential.

Winter vomiting bug outbreak at St Vincent's Hospital
Sun, 10 Jan, 2010 - 17:32

People are being asked not to visit patients at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin, unless absolutely essential.

It is due to an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug.

A total of 27 patients and 25 staff members have caught the virus so far.

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