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A judge has thrown out four claims for a total of â¬240,000 in damages arising from an accident close to the Border in which four occupants of a car that was ârear-endedâ claimed to have sustained significant injuries.
Judge James McCourt described the difference in medical reports provided by Dundalk doctor John Murphy for the four plaintiffs and the histories recorded on their complaints by Blackrock Clinic orthopaedic surgeon Garry Fenelon, who had examined each of the plaintiffs on behalf of defendant South County Self Drive, Rochestown Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, as âremarkableâ.
The rear-ending incident happened on December 1st 2014 on a slip road off the M1 motorway at Carrickdale, Dundalk.
Updated / Thursday, 15 Apr 2021
17:07
The accident happened at Dublin Airport in 2017
A woman, who suffered leg wounds when she walked into a luggage trolley that she was pushing, has lost a €60,000 damages claim against the operator of Dublin Airport.
Anne Hughes, of Main Street, Athleague in Co Roscommon, was also told to pay the company s substantial legal costs.
Judge James McCourt, in dismissing the 66-year-old s claim, said he had not heard any evidence to convince him that Daa had been negligent in any way towards the retired healthcare worker.
He told defence counsel Shane English that anyone who had heard Ms Hughes evidence would feel great sympathy for her, but told her legal team it was impossible to make a silk purse out of a sow s ear.