Dentist turns midwife to deliver son at N2 side

A Meath dentist had to turn mid-wife very quickly on the side of the busy N2 last weekend when he had to deliver his new son - who was subsequently called after the ambulance controller.

Dentist turns midwife to deliver son at N2 side
Wed, 24 Jan, 2018 - 12:16

By Louise Walsh

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