Girl, 4, reaches €3.3m interim settlement with hospital over birth

The Coombe Hospital also apologised in court and expressed “sincere apologies” for “the failings in relation to the care provided” to Rosie Slevin and her mum.
Deborah and Kevin Slevin after the High Court approved an interim settlement in the case of four-year-old Rosie Slevin, who has cerebral palsy. Photo: Collins Courts

Deborah and Kevin Slevin after the High Court approved an interim settlement in the case of four-year-old Rosie Slevin, who has cerebral palsy. Photo: Collins Courts

A four-year-old girl with cerebral palsy who had sued over the circumstances of her birth at the Coombe Hospital, Dublin, has settled her High Court action with a €3.3m interim settlement.

The Coombe Hospital also apologised in court and expressed “sincere apologies” for “the failings in relation to the care provided” to Rosie Slevin and her mum.

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