'Anything that causes some good and prevents deaths should be taken more seriously'

Bereaved families want Coroner's Court recommendations implemented 
'Anything that causes some good and prevents deaths should be taken more seriously'

Superintendent, Con O’Donohoe with Neil Fox, who lost his sister Donna in a road collision in 2016, with Moyagh Mordock and Liz O’Donnell, CEO and chairperson respectively of the Road Safety Association (RSA) during an RSA World Day of Remembrance event. Picture: Robbie Reynolds

As families leave the cold atmosphere of the Coroner’s Court, they hope that other families will never be in their position.

Whether they have lost someone because of medical negligence, a road accident, or suicide, they find some comfort in knowing that juries or coroners have made recommendations to help prevent similar deaths in the future.

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