Newborn baby fights for life on flight to English hospital

A seriously ill one-day-old baby has been flown from Cork to England for life-saving treatment.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2008 - 16:37

A seriously ill one-day-old baby has been flown from Cork to England for life-saving treatment.

The HSE has confirmed that the newborn was transferred from Cork University Maternity Hospital to a hospital in Leicester by a Royal Navy rescue helicopter.

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