However, there's no wait for beds in Portlaoise this morning.
413 people are being treated on trolleys in hospital today - the highest figure since the pandemic began.
The previous peak was yesterday, when 395 patients were waiting for a bed.
University Hospital Limerick is the most over-crowded hospital today, with 69 people waiting on trolleys.
Tullamore is dealing with its worst overcrowding since January, with 22 people on trolleys.
Seven patients are waiting in Mullingar, while there's no wait for beds in Portlaoise this morning.
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