University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected hospital with 100 people on trollies, followed by University Hospital Galway, where there are 51 people without beds.

The most overcrowded hospital is University Hospital Limerick (UHL), where there are 97 patients waiting for beds

A total of 453 patients are waiting for beds in Irish hospitals, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

The INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation) Trolley Watch figures show that 286 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while the remaining 154 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

12 patients waiting for beds between all hospitals were under the age of 16.

The INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation) Trolley Watch figures show that 293 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while the remaining 155 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

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

University Hospital Limerick (UHL) was the worst affected

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

521 of those are in emergency departments, while 246 are in wards elsewhere, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

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.

More than 770 patients were waiting on trolleys in Irish hospitals on Tuesday morning.

The most overcrowded hospital is University Hospital Limerick with 80 people without beds closely followed by Cork University Hospital with 78 people on trolleys.

University Hospital Limerick (UHL) was the worst affected by overcrowding on Friday

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

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

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

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.

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

University Hospital Limerick is once again is the worst impacted with 106 people on trollies.

University Hospital Limerick saw the highest level of overcrowding last month, with 2,110 patients being treated on trolleys.

Eva Osborne535 admitted patients were waiting for beds on Wednesday morning, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

University Hospital Limerick was the worst affected, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

There are 396 patients waiting in the emergency department, while 153 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

A total of 553 admitted patients are waiting for hospital beds this morning, according to today’s Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

84 patients are waiting for beds in University Hospital Limerick, with 36 of these in the emergency department and 48 in wards elsewhere.

There were a total of 93 of those patients in University Hospital Limerick, 82 in Cork University Hospital, and 53 at Galway University Hospital.

A total of 9,635 patients went without a hospital bed this month.

This includes 349 patients waiting in emergency departments, while 145 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals

University Hospital Limerick has the highest overcrowding with 67 people on trollies, followed by University Hospital Galway with 55 people waiting for beds.

This includes 337 patients waiting in emergency departments, while 125 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals

The INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation) Trolley Watch figures show 229 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 92 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

There are 233 patients waiting in emergency departments, while 59 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals

A total of 421 admitted patients are waiting for hospital beds this morning, according to today’s Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

The INMO's Trolley Watch figures show 371 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 133 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation's (INMO) Trolley watch figures show 214 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 84 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation's (INMO) Trolley watch figures show 279 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 97 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation's (INMO) Trolley watch figures show 344 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 138 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

That includes 344 patients waiting in the emergency department, while 138 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital

According to figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwvies Association (INMO), the hospital with the worst overcrowding this morning in University Hospital Limerick with 92 people without beds.

The most overcrowded hospital is Cork University Hospital where there are 65 patients waiting for beds