There were more than 1,000 patients on trolleys in University Hospital Galway last month amid serious overcrowding.
Over 9,437 patients, including 70 children were admitted...
In the last year, 476 older patients in the Galway region have avoided unnecessary trips to the Emergency Department thanks to the Pathfinder service.
Pathfinder is a...
Galway University Hospitals (GUH) and the Saolta University Health Care Group are pleased to announce further progress in the delivery of the major capital...
There were more than 1,200 patients on trolleys at University Hospital Galway in April, making it the second most overcrowded in the country.
Last month...
The HSE is currently investigating a confirmed measles disease in Co. Mayo, with close contacts being identified and notified.
The case, which concerns a child,...
New funding has been announced by Minister Anne Rabbitte for two AsIAm 'Autism One Stop Shops', including one in Galway.
The service will operate as...
Patients seeking treatment for the respiratory conditions COPD and asthma have seen their hospital waiting lists cut dramatically as a result of the new...
Clifden’s Shannon class all weather lifeboat St Christopher was launched yesterday to carry out a medical evacuation on Inishbofin after an individual required assistance...
Saolta University Cancer Network has progressed to the next stage of accreditation with the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI).
The Saolta cancer programme provides...
Parents are being asked to make sure that first year students are on top of their school immmunisation programme.
The HSE's annual vaccination programme has...
There were almost 1,000 patients on trolleys at University Hospital Galway in February, making it the third most overcrowded in Ireland.
INMO TrolleyWatch figures show...
Works to improve the water network in Loughrea town are 'progressing', Uisce Éireann has said, as the Boil Water Notice affecting customers there remains...
