Boy left with learning difficulties due to injuries allegedly sustained at birth awarded €3.7m

The Rotunda Hospital apologised in High Court for 'shortcomings and failings in care' during boy's birth in 2008
Boy left with learning difficulties due to injuries allegedly sustained at birth awarded €3.7m

Cian O’Connor, from Glasnevin, Dublin, has a learning disability and other motor co-ordination issues because of injuries allegedly sustained during his birth in 2008, the court heard. Picture: Leah Farrell / RollingNews.ie

The Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, has apologised in the High Court for the “shortcomings and failings” in care surrounding the birth of a boy more than a decade ago.

Cian O’Connor, from Glasnevin, Dublin, has a learning disability and other motor co-ordination issues because of injuries allegedly sustained during his birth in 2008, the court heard.

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