Galway Bay FM Newsroom - University Hospital Galway has placed in the top five of the most overcrowded hospitals in July.
541 patients were on trolleys at UHG this month - which marks a 15 percent decrease on the June figures.
Nationally, almost 8,000 patients were waiting for a bed at hospitals across the country.
While UHG placed in the top five most overcrowded hospitals in July, the figures show a decrease on the month before.
However the opposite was found at Portiuncula Hospital in Ballinasloe - 199 patients were on trolleys this month, an increase on the 142 in June.
Nationwide 7-thousand 832 people, including 138 children, went without a bed in Irish hospitals this month.
The INMO says the number of patients on trolleys in July nationwide is a "red flag warning for the autumn and winter ahead".
The most overcrowded hospital was University Hospital Limerick, with over 1,800 patients on trolleys this month.
