Hope for Limerick teen struck down by sudden death syndrome 

Billy Ryan, from the Cappamore area in east Limerick, is making huge strides in his recovery from the condition, which impacts hundreds of people every year
Billy Ryan, age 14, at home in Shanacloon, Cappamore, Limerick today with his mother Donna and father Liam. Picture: Brian Arthur

Billy Ryan, age 14, at home in Shanacloon, Cappamore, Limerick today with his mother Donna and father Liam. Picture: Brian Arthur

A 14-year-old Limerick boy who survived sudden death syndrome last year has been given a new lease of life thanks to a drug which his family hopes he can still reap the benefits of long-term.

Billy Ryan, from the Cappamore area in east Limerick, is making huge strides in his recovery from the condition, which impacts hundreds of people every year.

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