495 patients are in emergency departments, while 156 are in wards.
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation says hospital overcrowding is "out of control" and the system is now "completely overwhelmed."
651 people are waiting for beds in hospitals across the country this morning, including 27 children.
495 patients are in emergency departments, while 156 are in wards.
There are 17 people waiting for a bed in the midlands - 14 of which are in Mullingar.
Management at the Westmeath facility is asking people to consider their options before attending, as the Adult Emergency Department Service is extremely busy this morning.
Those who require urgent care will be prioritised.
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