Family’s donation of organs praised

A coroner has praised a family’s decision to consent to organ donation following the death of a young woman in a road traffic accident in Cork last Christmas.

Fri, 03 May, 2013 - 01:00

Eoin English

Cork City coroner Dr Myra Cullinane was speaking yesterday after she adjourned for six months an inquest into the death of Amanda O’Flaherty.

Five people benefited from the donation of her organs.

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Courts Place: Cork Place: Cork City Place: Cushing Rd, Farranree, Cork Place: Cobh Place: Cow Cross Person: Dr Person: Myra Cullinane Person: Amanda O’Flaherty Person: O’Flaherty Person: Margot Bolster Person: Cullinane Person: Declan O’Sullivan Organisation: Cork University Hospital Organisation: DPP

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