Mother's death 'not linked to brothers' fight'

The family of a mother of nine, who were worried an accidental nose fracture from a family row may have caused her death, were tonight reassured it was due to natural causes.

The family of a mother of nine, who were worried an accidental nose fracture from a family row may have caused her death, were tonight reassured it was due to natural causes.

State pathologist Professor Marie Cassidy confirmed that 66-year-old Christine Taylor’s death had nothing to do with the heavy blow she received breaking up a row between her sons six days earlier in the family home at Ferrycarrig Road, Coolock, Dublin 17.

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