McNamara moved to hospital in Dublin

JT McNamara, the amateur jockey badly injured in a fall at the Cheltenham Festival, was transferred to hospital in Dublin yesterday having been treated in Bristol since March.

McNamara moved to hospital in Dublin
Mon, 22 Apr, 2013 - 01:00

Family of the 38-year-old had been hoping for some time that he would be moved nearer home and they finally got the news they had longed for.

A statement was issued by Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Turf Club senior medical officer and Lisa Hancock, chief executive of the Injured Jockeys Fund on behalf of the McNamara Family.

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CourtsRacingPlace: DublinPlace: BristolPlace: IrelandPlace: DoncasterPlace: GloucestershirePlace: CheltenhamPlace: NavanPlace: CorkPlace: NaasPlace: CurraghPerson: McNamaraPerson: JTPerson: DrPerson: Adrian McGoldrickPerson: Lisa HancockPerson: John ThomasPerson: David RedversPerson: Lady RebeccaPerson: RolfePerson: RedversPerson: Simon ChristianPerson: Venetia WilliamsPerson: Lady SamanthaPerson: TweenhillsPerson: Venetia Williams’Person: Tom SymondsPerson: Tommy StackPerson: StackPerson: FozzyEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge CupEvent: London MarathonEvent: Stallion FarmsEvent: EBF Salsabil StakesEvent: Blue Wind StakesEvent: Darley Irish OaksEvent: Irish OaksOrganisation: Turf ClubOrganisation: Injured Jockeys FundOrganisation: National Spinal UnitOrganisation: Mater HospitalOrganisation: Frenchay HospitalOrganisation: Tweenhills StudOrganisation: Tweenhills Farm & Stud
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