Gorby's Newtown Inn in Newtowngore, Co Leitrim
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Sligo University Hospital
Sligo University Hospital has issued a statement reminding the public that all inpatient and day cases procedures remain cancelled at the hospital.
Outpatient clinics at Sligo University Hospital are also currently cancelled with a very limited number of exceptions and patients will be contacted directly by telephone and advised to attend.
The chest x-ray walk-in service is currently suspended, but minor injury walk-in service is continuing - urgent x-ray is by appointment only.
"We will contact those patients who are attending the hospital by telephone before their appointment," noted a spokesperson for the hospital.
"We would like to thank the public for their cooperation."
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Gorby's Newtown Inn in Newtowngore, Co Leitrim
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