Expats rally to get paralysed Corkwoman home

IRISH communities in Melbourne and Sydney have rallied to help get a Corkwoman with the devastating “locked-in syndrome” home to her family.

Expats rally to get paralysed Corkwoman home

Siobhán Collins, 36, who is originally from Newmarket, had just returned home from work at the Celtic Club in Melbourne on November 23 when she suffered a brain aneurysm.

Her partner, Dan Cronin, 37, who is from Dunmanway, found her unconscious and rushed her to St Vincent’s Hospital where she suffered a devastating second aneurysm.

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