Waterford hospital in €2m settlement with brain-damaged child

University Hospital Waterford has apologised to a four-year-old boy for the devastating brain injuries he suffered at birth.

Waterford hospital in €2m settlement with brain-damaged child
Thu, 09 Oct, 2014 - 20:41

University Hospital Waterford has apologised to a four-year-old boy for the devastating brain injuries he suffered at birth.

Dylan Kenny of Greenfield, Old Tramore Road, Waterford is to receive €2m in a High Court settlement with the HSE.

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