Mother denied Irish home birth to have baby in UK

An expectant mother who lost her legal battle with the HSE to be allowed a home birth is going to have her baby abroad.

Mother denied Irish home birth to have baby in UK
Sat, 07 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Caroline O’Doherty

Aja Teehan intends taking the boat to Britain in three weeks’ time to prepare for the birth of her second child in a rented house with the aid of a UK-approved midwife.

She also faces a €10,000 legal bill, but learned yesterday she will not be liable for the HSE’s costs.

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