Family of farm accident girl, 11, keeping vigil at her bedside

A family were keeping a vigil at the bedside of their daughter, 11, at Cork University Hospital, after she was critically injured when a tractor front loader fell on top of her.

Family of farm accident girl, 11, keeping vigil at her bedside
Mon, 29 Sep, 2014 - 14:29

By David Raleigh in Newtownshandrum, Co Cork

A family were keeping a vigil at the bedside of their daughter, 11, at Cork University Hospital, after she was critically injured when a tractor front loader fell on top of her.

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