Medical Negligence Claims

Verdict of medical misadventure for Caoimhe Mulcair tragedy

Jury Finds Medical Misadventure in Caoimhe Mulcair Tragedy

The tragic case of Caoimhe Mulcair, an infant who lived just 39 minutes, has reignited discussions around medical misadventure, hospital accountability, and the rights of grieving families. After years of delays, a jury at Limerick Coroner’s Court finally delivered a verdict of medical misadventure, providing a bittersweet sense of closure for the Mulcair family, whose […]

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Insights from CP Research in Northern Ireland

What Ireland Can Learn from 27 Years of Cerebral Palsy Research in Northern Ireland

Cerebral palsy (CP), often causing lifelong challenges, is one of the most common causes of childhood physical disabilities. Ensuring the best healthcare practices for individuals living with CP is a priority worldwide. By closely studying the extensive research from the Northern Ireland Cerebral Palsy Register (NICPR), Ireland has an opportunity to improve support and refine

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