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Sligo hospital's trolley crisis continues, new report reveals | Shannonside.ie (opens the original)
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Sligo University Hospital was the fifth most overcrowded hospital in the country last month. That's according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, who say it was the worst September on record. A total of 884 patients were waiting on trolleys in Sligo last month, according to the INMO report. That's a slight increase from the previous September. There was a significant rise in the number of people on trolleys at the Midland Regional Hospital in Mullingar last month. A total of 204 patie
'Huge increase' in anxiety among young people - local GP | Shannonside.ie (opens the original)
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A local GP says there's been a 'huge increase' in anxiety recently among young people. A survey from St Patrick's Mental Health Services also pointed to this. It found 88 per cent of people believe there's a 'worrying prevalence' of anxiety in Irish society. Ballygar GP and Fianna Fáil TD, Martin Daly, says it's a common reason young people look for mental-health assistance: Regari Recovery College is holding free mental health and wellbeing workshops, in Ballinasloe and Roscommon town, this aut
Debate about migration 'poisoned by fascism' - Leitrim TD | Shannonside.ie (opens the original)
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A Leitrim TD says Ireland's debate around migration is being poisoned by fascism. Martin Kenny made the comments during a Dáil debate about Ireland's new laws for citizenship. Under the government's plan, people will have to live here for eight years before becoming a citizen - as opposed to five at the moment. Deputy Kenny says there's no problem with the current system - before hitting out at some migration critics:
Mullingar hospital diabetes service suspended over staffing issues | Shannonside.ie (opens the original)
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The diabetes day service at Mullingar hospital has been temporarily suspended. Local Fine Gael TD, Micheál Carrigy, says it's due to staffing shortages, with vacant nursing and dietician jobs. He says recruitment is under way to fill them. During the suspension, existing patients will be managed through consultant diabetes outpatient clinics - but no new referrals can be accepted. Deputy Carrigy is calling for the diabetes day service to be restored as quickly as possible.
Roscommon council to have €8m overdraft next year | Shannonside.ie (opens the original)
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Roscommon County Council will have an €8 million overdraft next year. It's the first time since 2020 the local authority will have the facility in place. Director of finance, Sean Mullarkey, asked councillors to approve the overdraft at their meeting this week - and they did so. Mr Mullarkey says it's not for day-to-day spending at the council: The council's total budget for this year is €86 million. Independent councillor Tom Crosby is defending the decision to get an overdraft for next year:
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