Baby Bronagh’s mother pleaded not to be transferred to Cavan

THE mother of ba

Mon, 23 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Bronagh Livingstone has revealed how she pleaded with ambulance staff not to transfer her to Cavan General Hospital.

It was 5.30am in Monaghan hospital on Tuesday December 10 and Denise Livingstone, 32, knew that her baby’s birth was imminent.

“Don’t send me to Cavan. I’m not going to make it,” she told the ambulance attendants.

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