Numbers on trolleys in Irish hospitals hits five-month high

The number is the highest since April 9 when there was a year-high 631 on trolleys.

Numbers on trolleys in Irish hospitals hits five-month high
Tue, 17 Sep, 2019 - 12:07
Digital Desk staff

There are 583 patients waiting on trolleys in Irish hospitals today - the highest number seen since last April.

The number is the highest since April 9 when there was a year-high 631 on trolleys.

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