Mother’s warning after son’s Canaries death

Louise Hogan

Dr Maeve Pomeroy warned other tourists could be at risk because of the local force's incompetence. She vowed to go to the European Convention of Human Rights to get justice for her son, Daniel O'Callaghan, 24, from Rathmines in Dublin.

Mr O'Callaghan died on May 15, 2003, from head injuries he received two weeks earlier when he was chased up a laneway in Gran Canaria.

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