Patients who arrive at the emergency department for non-urgent issues may face long waits.
The Emergency Department (ED) at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise is currently experiencing very high attendances today.
Unfortunately, patients with non-urgent conditions who present to the ED may experience long waiting times to be seen.
Where possible people with non-emergency conditions should consider alternative care options such as the local Pharmacy, GP or GP Out of Hours service.
Patients who are in need of urgent emergency care will be prioritised and should not delay in attending the ED, particularly if you suspect you are having a heart attack or stroke, please dial 999 or 112 in an emergency.
The Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise apologises for any inconvenience caused and thanks the public for their support and understanding.
Offaly TD Slams Costs Of 'Latte Levy'
Westmeath School's Enoch Burke Legal Costs Referred To Adjudicator
Public Consultation On Shannon Pipeline Closes
Midlanders Living In US Describe Impact Of Historic New York Blizzard
Planning Appeal Rejected For 38 Westmeath Apartments
Laois Senator Adds To Government Criticism On Backtracked SNA Cuts
Midlands County launches Affordable Homes Purchase Scheme
Power Outage Leaves Over 1,400 Without Electricity In Westmeath
Midlands Professor Appointed to National Science Advice Forum
Fine Gael Councillor Moves Against Government Rental Reforms
Offaly Holds Inaugural Green Energy Conference Today
Multi Vehicle Offaly Crashes Cleared
Midlands Designer Awarded At Junk Kouture Final
HIQA Requests Undercover Footage Of Laois Nursing Home
Midlands Hospital To Install CT Scanning Service
Laois Village Set To Get Painting Facelift
Education Minister Denies Asking For Remote College Lectures
Fourth Anniversary of Ukraine War Marked
Westmeath Care Centre Failed To Protect Residents Rights
Offaly Photographer Crowned IPPVA Pet Photographer Of The Year