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Trolley numbers down at UHL as nurses begin industrial action (opens the original)
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THE NUMBER of people left waiting on trolleys at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) dropped last month in comparison to September 2025. According to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch figures, there were 1,994 admitted patients waiting for a hospital bed on trolleys or overflow wards across the month of September. The numbers were reported as the INMO members at the hospital began industrial action, in a work-to rule format, this Thursday (October 1) The trolley figu
Child vandals left naked blade embedded in seat of Limerick bus (opens the original)
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PASSENGERS on a Limerick City bus route have been put in serious danger after child vandals embedded Stanley-type blades in a seat where passengers would not see them. The Limerick Post was told that two children, aged 10 or 11 years old, recently slashed the seats on the Route 303, O’Malley Park/Moyross, bus. The children boarded the bus at William Street with the blades concealed on their persons. While the driver was concentrating on getting the bus to the destination and dealing with passeng
One in three small businesses report cyber attacks (opens the original)
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CYBERCRIME is robbing Irish SMEs of €3.4m each year, business leaders are being warned. With cyberattacks becoming more frequent, sophisticated, and costly, leading IT specialists, cybersecurity experts, researchers, and business leaders will gather at Dell Technologies in Limerick on October 14 to discuss the growing cyber threat facing Irish organisations and the practical steps businesses can take to protect themselves. Recent research highlights the scale of the challenge, with one in three
Bones of a major new study are good news (opens the original)
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THE BONES of a major new study shows that older people in Limerick and the Mid West are less likely to suffer from some of the diseases associated with ageing. The study, conducted in the Mid West region and spanning more than a quarter of a century, found a striking decline in osteoporosis among people undergoing their first bone-density assessments. Researchers examining more than 66,000 patients in Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary found that the proportion with osteoporosis at the hip fell from
333 patients treated at Long Covid clinic in Limerick (opens the original)
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A TOTAL of 333 people have been treated at the HSE’s Long Covid clinic in Limerick since it opened in 2022. The peak numbers attending were in 2024, when the clinic was catering for 132 patients. Before that, in 2023, there were 80 patients attending up from just four in the opening year. In 2025, there were 79 patients and so far in 2026, 38. Patients in the clinic are referred by their GP and are assessed via integrated respiratory and infectious disease pathways rather than a standalone dedic
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