Irish Nurses & Midwives Organisation (@INMO_IRL) on X (original) (raw)

We are 48,000 proud nurses and midwives across Ireland, standing together for fairness at work and a better health service. #JoinAUnion

Brunswick Street North, Dublin

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  👊 Nurses and midwives are going on strike for only the second time in 100 years. They are standing up for patients and fair pay. If you're near a picket from 8am-4pm tomorrow, drop by and show your support. Full list of pickets here inmo.ie/Picket_Locatio…
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  The INMO and its members condemn in the strongest possible terms the protests today outside Minister Harris' family home. The protests are completely inappropriate.
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  Our thoughts are with the family, friends & classmates Shauna McGrath. Shauna was a UL midwifery student who will be missed by her classmates & by all who worked with her in Waterford University Hospital & University Maternity Hospital Limerick. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam uasal
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  THANK YOU for all the messages of support for Ireland's nurses and midwives. The INMO is a small team and we're focused on strong pickets and patient care today - forgive any delay in replying!
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  Extremely disappointing during a crisis like this. The Mater Private Hospitals are refusing to treat their nurses the same as the public sector, forcing them to use ordinary sick leave instead of the special leave offered in the public sector. (1/2)
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  "None of us want to be here. But we are here together." Why Ireland's nurses and midwives don't want to be on strike.✊
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  We proudly present the hero of the Nine O'Clock News!
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  Our first 24-hour strike has now come to an end. Two more scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday of next week. We are hugely grateful for the support and understanding of our patients, colleagues, and the public. (1/2) >>
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  100%. If they're working, they should be paid. Here's a quick thread on what the INMO is seeking for student nurses and midwives. >>