Hospitals serving Tipperary are once again suffering from significant overcrowding.
According to todays figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation there are 286 patients without a bed today at hospitals across the country.
Of these 43 are at University Hospital Limerick – 31 of these are on trolleys around the Emergency Department while another 12 are being cared for in already full wards elsewhere in the hospital.
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Meanwhile at Tipperary University Hospital 13 patients who have been admitted to the Clonmel facility are without a bed today.
Cork University Hospital has 45 patients without a bed today while there are 28 in a similar situation at St Luke’s in Kilkenny.
