€2.9m settlement for Tipperary boy hurt in crash

The High Court has approved a €2.9m settlement to a four-year-old Tipperary boy who was left with severe cerebral palsy following a car accident.

€2.9m settlement for Tipperary boy hurt in crash
Fri, 12 Feb, 2010 - 15:32

The High Court has approved a €2.9m settlement to a four-year-old Tipperary boy who was left with severe cerebral palsy following a car accident.

Ben McHale from North View, Fethard Road, Clonmel was only four months old when his mother lost control of the car she was driving and crashed into a wall on April 23, 2006.

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