69 year old woman who suffered stroke after being discharged from Sligo Hospital awarded €710,000 lump sum plus €250,000 per year

The family’s solicitor, Roger Murray, said it was a case which was tailor-made for a Periodic Payment Order.
€10.5m settlement for boy’s birth injury

The High Court has approved a settlement of €10.5 million in the case of a 12-year-old boy who was brain injured around the time of his birth.
Family settle case with HSE over ‘tragic’ death of newborn son; feeding tube perforated baby’s heart

The parents of a baby boy who died eight days after his birth at Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda have settled their case against the HSE for an undisclosed sum.
‘He only had two days in this world, no words can express my grief’

A woman who lost her newborn son weeks after her husband died suddenly has settled her case with the HSE.
€5m settlement over birth of Sligo boy

The settlement for Kyle Carpenter, who has cerebral palsy, was made without an admission of liability. It was achieved through mediation and was approved by the High Court.
Girl with cerebral palsy gets €1.9m settlement

The High Court has approved a €1.9m settlement for a three-year-old girl who suffered cerebral palsy at birth.
Medical Misadventure Returned at Sligo Inquest

Teresa Dwyer, from Monasteraden in Co Sligo, was a patient in the rehab unit of the hospital and had been told to bang her fist or a glass on her bedside locker
Verdict of ‘medical misadventure’ recorded in death of woman (86) who died after fall in respite home

A coroner has recorded a verdict of death by medical misadventure in the case of an 86-year-old woman
Boy paralysed after Wexford hospital treatment awarded €3.8m

A settlement of €3.8 million has been agreed by the Health Service Executive in the case of a 12-year-old boy who was left paralysed after being treated for meningitis.
Dhara Kivlehan died in September 2010 nine days after giving birth to her son Dior by emergency caesarian section

Roger Murray, Solicitor from Callan Tansey, that staff at Sligo General Hospital had got it wrong when they noted that Dhara’s medical condition was improving.