Girl awarded €6,500 after burning her hand on light bulb in Dublin hotel

A young girl who got burned on her hand after she touched a light bulb at a Dublin hotel has been awarded €6,500 in damages.

Girl awarded €6,500 after burning her hand on light bulb in Dublin hotel
Fri, 24 Jan, 2020 - 14:36
Tom Tuite

A young girl who got burned on her hand after she touched a light bulb at a Dublin hotel has been awarded €6,500 in damages.

The child, sueing through her mother, took a civil action against the Rolestown House Hotel Ltd, trading as Kettles Country House hotel.

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