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'This should have been the happiest day of our lives': Cork family settles over death of twin boy after birth at CUMH (opens the original)
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“The day our twin boys were born at Cork University Maternity Hospital (CUMH) should have been the happiest day of our lives. Unfortunately, it was the worst.” These were the words of Fionn Bohane, from Carrigaline, outside the Four Courts yesterday as he and his partner settled a High Court action over the death of one of their sons, Patrick. Patrick was only one day old when he died in his father’s arms at CUMH. His twin brother CJ, who was born second on January 21, 2021, is now five years of
Woman who lost husband to suicide after he was admitted to CUH says change is needed (opens the original)
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A woman who lost her husband to suicide three days after he was admitted to the acute mental health unit of Cork University Hospital has called for change in the way mental health is treated in Ireland. American Nancy Reilly, along with her husband Mark, retired to Kinsale, nine years ago. But their idyllic life in Cork where Nancy said they were “crazy happy” was shattered when Mark took his own life after being admitted to a single room in the CUH acute mental health unit in March 2022. Nancy
Garda awarded €458k by High Court for assault by prisoner (opens the original)
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A former garda whose right wrist, shoulder, and elbow were injured when she was assaulted by a belligerent prisoner while on duty has been awarded €458,000 by the High Court. Sharon Mooney was attached to Cobh Garda Station in Cork when the assault happened on December 6, 2015. She attended for medical treatment the following day and complained of shoulder pain radiating into her right upper limb. A soft tissue injury was diagnosed, and she was referred for physiotherapy. Her injuries, however,
Cork family of man who took his own life after hospital admission settles High Court case for €1m (opens the original)
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The family of a man who took his own life hours after his admission to a psychiatric hospital in Cork has settled, for €1m, an action against the HSE over his death. The HSE and St Stephen’s Hospital in Glanmire also apologised in a letter read to the High Court for the “failings in the care” afforded to the man who was found dead in his room at the psychiatric hospital over six years ago. The man or his family cannot be named by order of the court. The family’s counsel Dr John O’Mahony SC told
Children's Health Ireland apologises for failures in care to girl (4) who died after presenting with a rash (opens the original)
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Children’s Health Ireland has apologised for the “failures in the care” provided to a four-year-old girl who died hours after presenting at Tallaght University Hospital with a rash. The apology was read in the High Court as the little girl’s parents settled a High Court action over her death. The child or her family cannot be identified by order of the court. The family’s counsel, Jeremy Maher, instructed by Arthur Cox solicitors, told the court the girl’s mother had discovered a rash on her dau
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