They're advising people to still attend the hospital if seriously injured or ill.
The Regional Hospital Mullingar Emergency Department is currently extremely busy with a number of patients waiting for admission.
They are working with all teams to identify patients ready for discharge and are asking people to keep the ED services for the patients who need them most.
However, if people who are seriously injured or ill the Emergency Department will assess and treat you as a priority.
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