'My father would have lived if appropriate protocols were taken', says Limerick man

'My father would have lived if appropriate protocols were taken', says Limerick man

Mike Daly's widow Mary with their son, Mike, attending Limerick Coroner's Court in Kilmallock. Picture: Brendan Gleeson

The son of a man who died a “horrible, horrible death” has told a second inquest into his death that he believed had his father received better care, he may still be alive.

A 2012 inquest into the death of Mike Daly, 64, Lee Estate, Co Limerick, found that he died of cardiac failure due to natural causes on April 7, 2010, at Milford Hospice.

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