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University Hospital Galway has been under significant pressure this week with high attendances in the ED, the hospital treating multiple patients with flu, and managing a Norovirus outbreak.

Visiting restrictions have been put in place at University Hospital Galway today (Tuesday ) in response to increased pressure on several wards, including the hospital's Emergency Department.

UPMC, a leading international healthcare provider committed to delivering world-class medical care, has expanded its footprint in Ireland with the opening of a new sports medicine satellite clinic in Galway. This latest addition to the UPMC sports medicine network will offer expert, non-surgical treatment to athletes and active individuals of all ages.

UPMC, a leading international healthcare provider committed to delivering world-class medical care, has expanded its footprint in Ireland with the opening of a new sports medicine satellite clinic in Galway. This latest addition to the UPMC sports medicine network will offer expert, non-surgical treatment to athletes and active individuals of all ages.

'Tis the season to be jolly, the festive lyrics remind us as we edge closer to Christmas. However, if you are one of the unlucky ones who has already contracted flu, or are likely to get it as others are raising their glasses on December 25, then you will not be feeling in any way jolly.

Only one case of a severe form of Lyme disease, a bacterial infection which can be spread to humans by infected ticks, was reported in Galway last year, according to figures released by the HSE. This was the first case to have been reported in the county for four years.

Most people who get Covid-19 get better very quickly. Some people continue to experience symptoms, and even have other symptoms develop in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection. This is commonly referred to as long Covid. Some of the more common long Covid symptoms include a lasting cough, fatigue, aches and pains, brain fog, loss of taste, loss of sense of smell, and insomnia.

Most people who suffer from Covid-19 return to good health very quickly.

Most people who get Covid-19 get better very quickly. Some people continue to experience symptoms, and even have other symptoms develop in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection. This is commonly referred to as long Covid. Some of the more common long Covid symptoms include a lasting cough, fatigue, aches and pains, brain fog, loss of taste, loss of sense of smell, and insomnia.

Most people who contract Covid-19 get better very quickly, but unfortunately, some continue to experience symptoms and even have additional symptoms develop in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection.