Member updates

The challenges of overcrowding in Irish hospitals continue to place immense pressure on nurses, particularly when it comes to caring for patients on trolleys. Your voice and experiences are vital in shaping the conversation around these issues and advocating for better solutions.

Vacancies have now arisen for two Industrial Relations Officers to service our growing membership for the Dublin and Galway areas ona  12-month contract basis (panels for future appointments may be made by region):

• Dublin Office: South Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare, Laois and Offlay
• Galway Office: West & Northwest region

Following a secret ballot conducted in person between 15^th October and 26^th of November, INMO members have voted in favour of industrial action

The General Election is set to be called in the coming week. We need all political parties and individuals who aspire to be in Government to make firm commitments to safe nurse and midwife staffing. Knowing which of your local candidates will make the right decisions for you, your colleagues and our profession might not always be clear. That’s why we’re encouraging as many nurses and midwives as possible to speak with door-to-door party canvassers about the issues facing you and your colleagues.

The Executive Council will provide some assistance for two INMO members who may wish to travel to this worldwide gathering of nurses. 

Irish nurses and midwives have been expressing their deep concerns about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation renewed our call for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East.