Person: Caoimhe Haughey

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<p>Michael Cassidy, left, representative of Sinead and Mark Hickey, with solicitor Caoimhe Haughey, right, speaking to the media outside the Four Courts after a High Court action. Picture: Collins Courts</p>

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€12.2m settlement approved for two boys with cerebral palsy

The High Court has approved a total €12. 2m settlement for two boys with cerebral palsy born just over a year apart who sued over alleged medical negligence. The settlement was made without admission of liability and the claims were strongly disputed.

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Hospital apologises to woman given wrong gene test result and who now has cancer

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Couple in Holles Street termination case call for inquest

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Abortion couple ‘utterly devastated’

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Minister says review into Holles Street termination case is warranted; Couple 'devastated' reveals solicitor

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Care order for boy at centre of ‘Ms Y’ case

Ms Y seeks to stop HSE inquiry into her care

The woman at the centre of an abortion controversy earlier this year has launched High Court proceedings aimed at stopping a HSE inquiry into the care provided to her by state agencies.

Tue, 16 Dec, 2014

Gerald Kean has misconduct appeal dismissed

The High Court has dismissed solicitor Gerald Kean’s appeal against a finding of professional misconduct arising out of his handling of a former client’s case.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2014

HSE apologises to family of dead infant

The HSE has apologised unreservedly to the family of a baby who died from meningitis at Our Lady's of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda after doctors there had sent him home several hours earlier.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2011