Exclusive: Aoife Johnston's sisters speak out — 'There is no accountability. We will never get over it'

Aoife Johnston, aged 16, died on December 19, 2022, from meningitis-related sepsis after waiting for treatment in the emergency department of UHL. For the first time, Aoife's siblings reveal the trauma of losing their little sister
Exclusive: Aoife Johnston's sisters speak out — 'There is no accountability. We will never get over it'

Meagan and Kate Johnston with a photograph of their sister, Aoife. Picture: Eamon Ward

Thu, 19 Dec, 2024 - 07:32
Alison O'Reilly

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