Woman gives statement about hit-and-run that left Cork teen with serious head injury

Follows several public appeals by the family of Jack Duggan, 13, urging the motorist involved to 'do the right thing' after he was knocked down near St Vincent’s GAA clubhouse in Cork on October 3
Some of the medics who treated Jack said they had never seen a haematoma like it in their lives.

Some of the medics who treated Jack said they had never seen a haematoma like it in their lives.

A woman has come forward and given a statement to gardaí about a hit-and-run incident which left a teenager with a horrific head injury the size of a tennis ball.

It follows several public appeals by the family of Jack Duggan, 13, urging the motorist involved to "do the right thing" after he was knocked down near St Vincent’s GAA clubhouse on the Blarney Road in Cork on October 3.

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