A publican has revealed that a Cork Emergency Department was so crowded he had to share a trolley with a prisoner handcuffed to an Irish Prison Service officer.
enricoh wrote: » There's a gay porno film in that story somewhere!
Jack the Stripper wrote: » I didn't think a trolley would have such a weight capacity.
dreamers75 wrote: » Why is a publican using the the national health service? Should he not be going private seeing as tho he has a job. cool story tho.
Samuel T. Cogley wrote: » Have you seen the size of some people in Hospital?
Jack the Stripper wrote: » Surely three men on a trolley is a health and safety issue.
Corruptedmorals wrote: » What private A&E is open at 11pm? I'm not even sure if Cork has one.
Omeceron wrote: » There wasn't 3 people on a trolley. He swapped with the prisoner every half hour at some stages during the night. Why would the prison officer even need to lie on the trolley?
KC161 wrote: » I can just picture the prisoner asleep on the bed handcuffed to a prison officer sitting in a chair! AWKWARD!!!
Pherekydes wrote: » How do you share a prison officer?
Jack the Stripper wrote: » To take a nap, the heat in hospitals would put you to sleep.
Omeceron wrote: » Did you see this or did you just make it up?
Jack the Stripper wrote: » This is basic common sense.
Omeceron wrote: » Common sense! So the prison officer sees someone on a trolley so tells his prisoner to hop on. He then thinks that it looks cosy so he gets on himself because off the heat. Nowhere in the article does it say there was more than one person on the trolley. Have a read.
Deleted User wrote: » ""I arrived in the emergency room with my girlfriend. She was quite persistent that I needed to be seen very quickly," he said. "We may have jumped the queue there a little bit. But I was in terrible pain - actually doubling over." This is the bullsh*t I had to deal with yesterday in Dublin. I went to Gp who told me I had to go straight to hospital. i spent 7 hours waiting to Be seen after triage, I apprecied and was thankful that I wasn't in a life or death situation. The amount of arseholes who came in demanding that they should not have to wait. Then the same people constantly knocking on the triage nurses door, when they knew a patient had just gone in to them, just to check how much longer they would have to wait. This was constant all day, time and time again imposing on other people's privacy and adding delay to the whole process When I was finally called in I was brought in to my own cubicle, own bed, and full privacy, where I was looked after for another 7 hours. On the way to my cubicle, I passed all the people who had been nagging the staff all day to be seen quicker, and they were the ones sitting in chairs in the corridors within A+E In response to the person who asked why the man didn't go private. I have a pretty high level insurance. My gp will be covered, but to go to the private hospital would have cost me 150.00 euros, not paid by any insurance company, and only would have received 50% on X-ray and bloods. As I had gone to the Gp first, I decided to go public as the rest of the service would be free on a lighter note, I first saw this story when I saw a prison guard who was chained to a prisoner in the waiting room reading the story in the newspaper.
jameorahiely wrote: » did the girlfriend get a go in the bed too?
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