No house yet bought for Emma MhicMhathúna's children, High Court told

The mother of five who settled for €7.5m her action over her CervicalCheck smears was buried last week after losing her battle with cancer which had spread to her brain.

Tue, 16 Oct, 2018 - 13:20

By Ann O'Loughlin

The case of Emma MhicMhathúna, who died of cancer nine days ago, was raised in the High Court today.

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Courts Place: Dublin Place: Kerry Person: Emma MhicMhathúna Person: Ann O'Loughlin Person: Kevin Cross Person: MhicMhathúna Person: Counsel Person: Patrick Treacy SC Person: Emma Person: Parrick Treacy Person: Patrick Treacy Person: Cian Carroll Organisation: High Court Organisation: HSE Organisation: Quest Diagnostics Incorporated Organisation: Quest Organisation: Quest Diagnostics

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