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Record levels of overcrowding in Irish hospitals, according to INMO

Overcrowding in our hospitals has hit record levels again.

Record levels of overcrowding in Irish hospitals, according to INMO

Tue, 07 Nov, 2017 - 18:06

Overcrowding in our hospitals has hit record levels again.

Over 8,900 patients were admitted onto trolleys last month.

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