No patients on trolleys today at Kildare's main hospital


A zero overcrowding figure is a rare occurrence
There were no patients on trolleys today at Naas Hospital, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation.
It was the only public hospital in the eastern region with a zero overcrowding figure. St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin had 37 people on trolleys, after being admitted through the accident and emergency department.
A small number of hospitals elsewhere has no patient on a trolley, including Tullamore Hospital.
