Court to assess damages for woman whose cancer was misdiagnosed three times

A 56-year-old Co Tipperary woman whose breast cancer was misdiagnosed three times is seeking damages in the High Court.

Court to assess damages for woman whose cancer was misdiagnosed three times
Wed, 10 Oct, 2012 - 15:12

A 56-year-old Co Tipperary woman whose breast cancer was misdiagnosed three times is seeking damages in the High Court.

Olive Fahey of Rahinch, Littleton, Thurles is suing Barringtons Hospital in Limerick, the HSE, and various medical professionals for negligence.

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