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Cork girl settles case against HSE for €198,000

An eight-year-old girl from Cork is to receive €198,000 in a settlement with the HSE over an eye injury she allegedly suffered at birth during a forceps delivery.

Cork girl settles case against HSE for €198,000

Wed, 29 Oct, 2014 - 15:38

An eight-year-old girl from Cork is to receive €198,000 in a settlement with the HSE over an eye injury she allegedly suffered at birth during a forceps delivery.

Princess Ibeh of Elm Park, Wilton, was born at Saint Finbarr's Hospital in Cork on October 18, 2006.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Cork Place: Elm Park Place: Wilton Place: Saint Finbarr's Hospital Person: Princess Ibeh Person: Kevin Cross Organisation: HSE Organisation: High Court

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