Asthma Society warning after schoolboy’s death

Eddie Cassidy

Fri, 06 May, 2005 - 01:00

On average, 100 people die yearly in Ireland from acute asthma attacks.

The 12-year-old boy died in the back of a car on Bank Holiday Monday as his family, taking a short break at Spanish Point in Co Clare, desperately sought medical assistance.

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Courts Health Place: Limerick Place: Ireland Place: Spanish Point Place: Co Clare Place: Limerick feis Person: Eddie Cassidy Person: Stuart O’Connell Person: Stuart Person: Peter Stringer Person: Frances Guiney Person: Guiney Person: Gerry McLoughlin Organisation: Asthma Society Organisation: Asthma Society of Ireland Organisation: St Mary’s National School Organisation: Star Rovers Organisation: Munster

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