Doctors switch off Laois hurler's life-support machine

The young Laois hurler who collapsed after suffering a brain haemorrhage during a training session on Sunday has died in hospital.

Tue, 13 Jun, 2006 - 11:07

The young Laois hurler who collapsed after suffering a brain haemorrhage during a training session on Sunday has died in hospital.

Jason Gilligan had been on a life-support machine at Portlaoise Hospital, but the machine was switched off last night with the consent of his family.

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