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Nurses are planning strike action at University Hospital Galway because of unsafe working conditions at its Emergency Department.

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway (UHG) has had an extremely busy week.

Winter brings cosy nights, festive celebrations, and, unfortunately, the usual wave of colds and flu.

University Hospital Galway is advising of long wait times in the Emergency Department (ED) ahead of the bank holiday weekend.

The HSE’s winter vaccination programme has begun, with both flu and Covid-19 vaccines available in many pharmacies and GP surgeries.

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway (UHG) is extremely busy today (Tuesday) with high numbers of people attending the department who need to be admitted to hospital for ongoing treatment.

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway is extremely busy with high numbers of people attending the department who need to be admitted to the hospital for ongoing treatment.

The Emergency Department at Galway University Hospital (GUH) has been extremely busy this week with high numbers of people attending the department who needed to be admitted to hospital for ongoing treatment. On Saturday, 220 people and on Sunday 157 people attended at the Emergency Department and there were a total of 96 admissions over the two days. On Monday there were 25 patients in the Emergency Department with a further 18 patients on trolleys at ward level. In addition they have opened additional surge beds.

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway is extremely busy today (Monday), with high numbers of people attending the department who need to be admitted to hospital for ongoing treatment.

Sinusitis is a common condition that affects many people each year. It occurs when the sinuses — the air-filled spaces in the nose and head — become inflamed and swollen, often as a result of an infection fallowing a cold or flu. Allergies, such as pollen in the summer, can make symptoms worse.