11,452 on trolleys: INMO warns of risks following worst-ever October for overcrowding

They are warning that due to the overcrowding and "chronic understaffing" patients are at "grave risk".

11,452 on trolleys: INMO warns of risks following worst-ever October for overcrowding

There were 11,452 patients on trolleys in Irish hospitals in October, according to new figures from the INMO.

The union says this is the worst-ever October for overcrowding and the second-worst month since records began.

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