Baby delivered at home during Ophelia 'stormed into the world'

A woman who delivered her baby at home in the midst of the chaos of Storm Ophelia is praying that electricity will be restored at her house in Crosshaven, Co Cork so that she can discharge herself from hospital.

Wed, 18 Oct, 2017 - 16:33

By Olivia Kelleher

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Courts Hurricane Ophelia Place: Crosshaven Place: Co Cork Place: Crosshaven, Co Cork Place: Cork Place: Camden Road Person: Ophelia Person: Olivia Kelleher Person: Sonya Burke Person: Maria Person: PJ Coogan Person: Sonya Person: Colm Organisation: Cork University Maternity Hospital Organisation: CUMH

<p>Munster Technological University (MTU) said that it is continuing to engage with Instructure to understand the nature and extent of any potential impact on the university community. File picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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