Midwife loses court challenge to inquiry

A midwife has lost a Supreme Court challenge to an inquiry by An Bord Altranais into allegations of professional misconduct against her.

Wed, 21 Dec, 2011 - 15:44

A midwife has lost a Supreme Court challenge to an inquiry by An Bord Altranais into allegations of professional misconduct against her.

Ann O'Ceallaigh, with an address at Temple Crescent, Blackrock, Co Dublin was under investigation by the board's Fitness to Practice Committee in relation to a home birth in 2007 following which the baby died.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Temple Crescent, Blackrock, Co Dublin Person: An Bord Altranais Person: Ann O'Ceallaigh Person: O'Ceallaigh Person: Pauline Traenor Person: Traenor Organisation: Supreme Court Organisation: Coombe Maternity Hospital Organisation: Rotunda Hospital Organisation: High Court

<p>Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said she had asked for additional time to be given to the scoping exercise. Picture: Marc O’Sullivan</p>

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