Trolley numbers down significantly on Paddys weekend - the fix was rostering...

Another addendum

12 farmers were killed on Irish farms last year

You would need to add more context, is 3 more or less than usual, are numbers similar for doctors, what are the numbers like for other countries per capita, by itself, it's completely meaningless.

Nursing is a very stressful job where you are exposed to all sorts of different people often at their worst and are having to deal with situations that would cause most people to faint and/or collapse. 3 collapsing doesn't sound particularly out of the ordinary given the stresses and that we have 80,000 nurses or thereabouts.

We're also quite high on the nurses per capita scale (2021 numbers), are our nurses more or less overworked than other countries? We seem quite admin heavy as well, do we need to train nurses better to handle theatre situations? Were these nurses working longer hours to contribute to the collapse, did they all catch the same virus at the same time etc. etc.

Nurse per 1,000 population by country | Statista

Again, no evidence provided which makes it looks like ranting. What caused the collapse? What differed at CUH to cause them to collapse? Are you assuming it was caused by overwork despite Ireland having a good nurse to population ratio?

There is no patronising, just lack of details and this is your third post lacking those details for whatever reason.

You have presented no evidence they are overworked. We have more nurses than most countries, what you're claiming, without evidence, is that other nurses aren't working as hard. It's all getting a bit bizarre now.