Paul Hosford: Craig Coady has already lost one son. Why must he keep fighting for another?

The battle over Skyclarys exposes difficult questions about drug costs, rare diseases and how Ireland values patients’ lives
Craig Coady holds a photograph of himself and his late son Rory as Deirdre O’Shaughnessy listens during the recording of an Irish Examiner podcast. Picture: Chani Anderson

Craig Coady holds a photograph of himself and his late son Rory as Deirdre O’Shaughnessy listens during the recording of an Irish Examiner podcast. Picture: Chani Anderson

If you’re reading this column, there’s a good chance that you know what Skyclarys is. There’s an even better chance you know Craig Coady’s story.

It doesn’t feel like you should know either.

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