INMO considers industrial action as 621 patients await beds

University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected by far with 94 people waiting for beds. INMO Assistant Director of Industrial Relations, Colm Porter said they are getting more concerned about the daily trolley figure. Picture: Don Moloney

University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected by far with 94 people waiting for beds. INMO Assistant Director of Industrial Relations, Colm Porter said they are getting more concerned about the daily trolley figure. Picture: Don Moloney

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) plans to engage with members about the potential for industrial action as trolley numbers surpass 600.

Just two weeks into November, today's figures show that there are 621 patients waiting for beds. This figure includes 24 children under the age of 16 who are waiting on trolleys in emergency departments in Dublin.

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