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Elderly Dublin motorist has no memory of running over her sister-in-law, inquest hears

Elderly Dublin motorist has no memory of running over her sister-in-law, inquest hears Postmortem report found woman died from severe brain injuries and verdict of accidental death recorded by coroner Fri, Apr 30, 2021, 16:21 Sean McCárthaigh Gardaí believe the driver may have mistakenly put the transmission in her automatic vehicle into the “drive” position when she intended to reverse. File photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill   An elderly motorist who had just parked outside her home in Dublin has no recollection of fatally running over her sister-in-law a few moments later, an inquest has heard. Gardaí believe the driver, Mary Fingleton, may have mistakenly put the transmission in her automatic vehicle into the “drive” position when she intended to reverse.

Woman with rare disorder died after suffering nosebleed

Woman with rare disorder died after suffering nosebleed The death of 26-year-old Lauren Rodgers from Melrose Park, Kinsealy was not a direct cause of her suffering from Job Syndrome – a rare immunodeficiency condition. Wed, 14 Apr, 2021 - 16:14 Sean McCarthaigh  A young Dublin woman with a very rare genetic disorder died suddenly after suffering a nosebleed while out socialising in a pub in Swords three years ago, an inquest has heard. However, the coroner, Dr Clare Keane, said the death of 26-year-old Lauren Rodgers from Melrose Park, Kinsealy was not a direct cause of her suffering from Job Syndrome – a rare immunodeficiency condition.

Inquest hears former factory worker s death was due to occupational-related disease

  The family of a retired factory worker who died from an illness caused by exposure to asbestos has expressed concern that other employees at a former tyre factory in Dublin may be unaware of the risk to their own health. Elizabeth Sullivan told an inquest into the death of her father, Patrick Byrne, that she hoped there could be some form of inquiry to establish if other people who worked at the former Semperit tyre factory in Ballyfermot may also have been exposed to asbestos. Dublin Coroner’s Court returned a verdict of death due to occupational-related disease as Mr Byrne (85) of St James Road, Walkinstown had died from malignant mesothelioma – a form of cancer caused by inhaling asbestos fibres which affect the lungs and heart.

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