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Over 8,000 patients went without a bed in June
241 patients were on trolleys in Naas General Hospital in June
Some 8312 patients, including 164 children, were admitted to hospital without a bed in June across the country.
Figures from the INMO show University Hospital Limerick was the worst affected by overcrowding this month.
It had 1,689 people on trolleys, and is followed by Sligo University Hospital at 822.
Kildare Council Shuts Down Push By Naas Mayor To Prioritise Certain Workers For Affordable Homes
Officials said introducing occupational preference could be considered discriminatory and may not comply with equality legislation, noting that national rules require affordable allocations to be based on income thresholds and housing need, not job titles.
Hours Apart: Laptops And Jewellery Stolen During Two Break-Ins At Homes In Kildare North
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who was in either area on Saturday and noticed suspicious activity to come forward.
GP Gaps Post-Pregnancy Flagged As Concern For New Mothers Across Kildare
Parts of Kildare are now among the worst areas in the country for access to a GP, according to new population-to-doctor figures.
€1.7bn Defence Plan: What We Know So Far After Curragh Camp Launch
Minister for Defence Helen McEntee launched the programme during her first official visit to the Defence Forces Training Centre at the Curragh Camp.
Healthcare Assistant Home Support Strike Risk: SIPTU Says Kildare Not Immune If Dispute Escalates
Speaking to Kfm News, Siptu Organiser Graham Macken said long-standing issues over pay, rostering and working conditions have not been addressed by the HSE, despite multiple national agreements.
Today Marks 40 Years Since The First Mobile Phone Call Was Made - What Was Your First Phone?
It's 40 years today since the historic chat between Pat Kenny and Jim Mitchell, who was Communications Minister in 1985.
Maynooth Station Overhaul Delivers New Lifts, Lighting And Improved Access
The upgrades are part of a wider national accessibility programme.
Defence Minister To Unveil €1.7bn Plan To Modernise Defence Forces As Espionage Threat Grows
The Institute of International and European Affairs and Deloitte warn an armed attack on an EU member is no longer impossible.
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