Man who claims his 'eyes were burning' from ammonia at Cork meat plant settles case

Mr White said he went to get a maintenance man and had to stop his car to throw up but at one stage during which he fell over and hurt his wrist

Father of three Brian White who has not worked since the alleged exposure seven years ago had told the court how he became “overwhelmed and dizzy” as he took readings in the Kepak factory compressor room. Photo: Collins Courts

A security man who claimed he was exposed to ammonia fumes in a Cork meat processing plant has settled his High Court action.

Father of three Brian White who has not worked since the alleged exposure seven years ago had told the court how he became “overwhelmed and dizzy” as he took readings in the Kepak factory compressor room.