Husband was not told that wife believed she 'might do something', Coroner’s Court hears

Darren Coleman, husband of the late Nicola Keane, leaving the Dublin District Coroner's Court. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Darren Coleman, husband of the late Nicola Keane, leaving the Dublin District Coroner's Court. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

A man whose wife and baby son tragically died three years ago has said he was never told by doctors that his wife might harm herself or their child.

Dublin District Coroner’s Court heard that Nicola Keane, 34, had told doctors at Crumlin Hospital just three months before her death that she was worried she “might do something” because of the persistent crying of her baby boy, Henry.

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