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St Patrick will cross Killaloe Bridge on a trailer but there will be no St Patrick s Day Parade due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Mobile St Patrick Replaces Parade In Killaloe
March 16, 2021
THERE will be no official St Patrick’s Day Parade in the twin communities of Killaloe and Ballina for the second year in a row due to Covid-19 restrictions.
However, Killaloe community volunteer, Eddie O’Gorman has decided to organise a mobile St Patrick for the benefit of local children who can’t look forward to the traditional St Patrick’s Day parade.
A part-time model who suffered a traumatic brain injury after she was struck by a car when she attempted to cross a dual carriageway has settled her High Court action for €3.2m.
Jodie Regazzoli was in a coma for weeks and given a three percent chance of survival after she was hit by the car in 2018 and later became homeless for a time and lived in a hotel.
Ms Regazzoli was a part-time model and retail assistant when the accident happened. She was thrown six feet in the air as she attempted to cross a dual carriageway in Swords, Co Dublin.
CAR HORROR
Dublin model left in coma for weeks after being struck by car settles High Court action for €3.2million
Aodhan O Faolain
Updated: 4 Feb 2021, 18:53
A MODEL who suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma for weeks after she was struck by a car as she attempted to cross a dual carriageway has settled her High Court action for €3.2million.
Jodie Regazzoli was given a three per cent chance of survival after she was hit by the car in 2018 and later became homeless for a time and lived in a hotel.
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Jodie settled her case for €3.2millionCredit: Refer to caption
A part-time model who suffered a traumatic brain injury after she was struck by a car when she attempted to cross a dual carriageway has settled her High Court action for €3.2m.
Jodie Regazzoli was in a coma for weeks and given a three percent chance of survival after she was hit by the car in 2018 and later became homeless for a time and lived in a hotel.
Ms Regazzoli was a part-time model and retail assistant when the accident happened. She was thrown six feet in the air as she attempted to cross a dual carriageway in Swords, Co Dublin.