Inquest to hear of pensioner's Garda car death

An inquest is to due to hear today how a pensioner was fatally injured when knocked down by a Garda patrol car.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006 - 06:54

An inquest is to due to hear today how a pensioner was fatally injured when knocked down by a Garda patrol car.

Mary Seavers, 74, of Farmhill Park, Goatstown, Dublin, died in Beaumont Hospital on June 15 last year, three weeks after she was struck by a Garda squad car in Clonskeagh.

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