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Neil Michael meets Margot McAuliffe, who believes a hospital move saved her life
Ballynoe resident Margot McAuliffe, currently being treated for the after-effects of Covid.

Ballynoe resident Margot McAuliffe, currently being treated for the after-effects of Covid.

Tue, 29 Jun, 2021 - 10:38
Neil Michael

Margot McAuliffe is lucky to be alive.

The 87-year-old was one of the residents of Ballynoe Nursing Home in Cork who caught Covid-19 earlier this year.

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