Dylan Coady Coleman from Shannon died the day after the birth of his baby brother
Dylan Coady Coleman, who died after being struck by a van, was a fourth class pupil at St Tolas national school in Shannon, Co Clare. Photograph: Facebook
Dylan – a fourth class pupil at St Tolas National School in Shannon – died from catastrophic head injuries “in keeping with” a road traffic collision three days later, the opening of his inquest at Dublin District Coroner’s Court heard on Tuesday. He died at Children’s Health Ireland Temple Street the day after his mother gave birth to his younger brother.
Soc Dems suspend Eoin Hayes for giving incorrect information about sale of shares from firm linked to Israeli military In another inquest before the court on Tuesday, the cause of death in the case of a Canadian tourist who suffered a fatal assault on O’Connell Street this summer was recorded as catastrophic head injuries “arising from a trauma”.
Maral Dolmajian, a sister of the deceased, joined the opening of the inquest by video link. In her deposition to the court, she said that she had her parents travelled to Dublin from Montreal on hearing of Mr Dolmajian’s assault. They visited him every day in the Mater hospital until his death on July 2nd.
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