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Fatal Accidents on the Road

Irish Road Safety Week takes place from Monday, 7th October 2024 to Sunday 13th October, 2024. This is a national ...

Pat Murphy (34) died in agony at Cork University Hospital after waiting nine hours to see doctor, inquest hears

Pat Murphy, a father of one, who fell ill with severe chest pains while watching Ireland play Portugal at soccer ...

Covid Vaccine & Man’s Death Not Related, Inquest Told

A coroner has returned a narrative verdict at the inquest into the death of a 23-year-old Waterford man, who ...

Urgent Need To Introduce The New Regulations on PPO (Periodic Payment Orders)

Our David O'Malley, Joint Managing Partner, who has represented many of those who brought proceedings as a result ...

All you need to know if you have an accident while on holiday

Accidents while on holiday are unfortunately quite common. Some of the most common types of accidents that happen ...

Widower settles action over delay in diagnosing late wife’s cancer

Our Niamh Ni Mhurchu settled a case taken by Mr. Paul Gilroy following the tragic passing of his wife, Mrs. Mary ...

Fatal accidents on the road

Recent statistics from the European Commission confirm that Ireland has had the most significant increase in road ...

Man with misdiagnosed autism settles his High Court case

The Keith Callaghan case was ruled today. In this case, Keith, through his mother Caroline Callaghan, alleged a ...

Concern For Families If Family Courts Bill 2022 Is Enacted

Our Ms. Orlagh Sharkey, Partner and Head of the Family Law Department outlines her concerns for Family Court users ...

Review into Baby & Maternal Deaths

The HSE has announced that a review into baby and maternal deaths covering the years 2021 – 2023 is scheduled to ...

High Court Approves Settlement in Fatal Road Traffic Accident

Our Caroline McLaughlin, Partner in our Personal Injury Department acted on behalf of the family of Stephen ...

Guardianship

Guardianship is the collection or rights that a parent (or non-parent) may have in respect of a child. The rights ...