391 patients are waiting in the emergency departments, while 207 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

The hospital with the highest amount of patients on trolleys is University Hospital Limerick, with 108 people waiting for a bed.

112 admitted patients were waiting for beds at University Hospital Limerick.

457 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 237 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

Nationally, 403 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 196 were in wards elsewhere

406 patients are waiting in the emergency departments, while 166 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

345 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 137 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

335 patients are waiting in the emergency departments, while 171 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

University Hospital Limerick (UHL) was the worst affected

419 patients are waiting in the emergency departments, while 187 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

The study analysed 124 patients who were admitted to UHL between March 2022 and March 2023 for surgical treatment for chronic limb-threatening ischemia.

The INMO says of the total number of people on trolleys, 362 are in emergency departments, while 251 are in wards elsewhere.

The most overcrowded hospital last month was University Hospital Limerick, with 2,234 patients.

Of the total number of people waiting for a bed, 387 of those are in emergency departments, while the remaining 206 are in wards elsewhere.

11 children were waiting for beds between Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, and Temple Street Children’s University Hospital.

There were a total of 72 patients waiting for beds at University Hospital Limerick

611 patients are being treated on trolleys, chairs and in very clinically dangerous and environmentally inappropriate spaces in hospitals.

At University Hospital Limerick, there is 82 people waiting for a bed.

The hospital with the highest amount of people waiting for a bed is University Hospital Limerick, with 107 people on trolleys.

110 admitted patients were waiting for a bed at University Hospital Limerick.

Gardaí said the attack happened at Old Cratloe Road, around 5pm last Sunday evening.

The INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation) Trolley Watch figures show 436 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while the remaining 236 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital

There is 468 patients in emergency departments, while there is 213 patients elsewhere in hospitals across the country.

The hospital urged people “to consider alternative care options before attending the emergency department" as it “prioritised the sickest patients”

The INMO trolley watch showed that a total of 663 admitted patients were waiting for beds in Irish hospitals on Monday morning.

97 admitted patients were waiting for beds at University Hospital Limerick.

University Hospital Limerick is the most overcrowded with 105 people waiting for beds followed by University Hospital Galway with 73 people on trollies.

The hospital with the highets number of patients on trolleys is University Hospital Limerick, with 102 people waiting for a bed.

At University Hospital Limerick, there is 122 people on trolleys, with 74 people in the emergency department.

Six children were waiting for beds at Temple Street Children’s University Hospital.

108 admitted patients were waiting for beds at University Hospital Limerick.

The two-car collision happened on the R473 near Kilcarroll close to Kilrush at around 2pm on Sunday afternoon.

University Hospital Limerick had the highest number of patients waiting for beds, with 33 waiting in the emergency department and 30 waiting in wards elsewhere.

University Hospital Limerick had the largest number of people waiting for a bed on Christmas Eve

Gardaí appealed for information after a young female pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run road traffic collision in Rathkeale, Co Limerick, on Saturday

37 admitted patients were waiting on beds in the emergency department of the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital.

Overall, 499 admitted patients were waiting for beds in Irish hospitals on Thursday morning.

A statutory inquiry is the only authority with the necessary resources to provide answers, he said.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to contact them

102 admitted patients were waiting for beds at University Hospital Limerick on Monday morning.

University Hospital Limerick and Cork University Hospital had the worst overcrowding on Thursday

441 patients are waiting in emergency departments, while 155 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

Professor Brian Lenehan will be returning to his position until his contract ends next June. Photo: Collins