The hospital will see and treat the sickest patients and those requiring urgent care first.
The Emergency Department at Regional Hospital Mullingar is extremely busy today.
As always, the hospital will see and treat the sickest patients and those requiring urgent care first.
Do not delay attending the hospital if you or someone else may be having a heart attack, stroke or other serious medical emergency. Call 999/112 for immediate assistance.
If you attend the Emergency Department and do not need urgent treatment we regret that there will be significant delays and long waiting times.
Please consider all care options including your GP, GP Out of Hours and Pharmacy services.
Thank you for your cooperation and support for our staff who are working incredibly hard during this challenging time.
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