Jockey Toole flown to Dublin

An Irish jockey who was seriously injured in a fall at Aintree last month has been flown home.

Thu, 05 May, 2011 - 08:49

An Irish jockey who was seriously injured in a fall at Aintree last month has been flown home.

Twenty-two-year-old Peter Toole from Ratoath in Co Meath suffered a bleed on the brain after a fall on Grand National Day.

He was being treated at a hospital in Liverpool but has now been transferred to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Aintree Place: Ratoath Place: Co Meath Place: Liverpool Person: Jockey Toole Person: Peter Toole Event: Grand National day Organisation: Beaumont Hospital

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