To be fair to Mo'L, he did at least say on the RTé interview that they would be having an internal inquiry to establish why the CC couldn't find the kit which should have been on board - if indeed that was what happened as has been stated by the nurses.
Who did the first pre-flight? Presumably that included a check of the emergency equipment inventory?
Mind you Mo'L could have saved a lot of hassle by saying: "We're all very sad indeed about this poor woman passing away. We also thank the nurses and doctors who came to help for doing the best they could for her and we will also be using their expert knowledge to establish what more we could do were this sad tragedy ever to happen again"
And if pressed about where/what had happened to the first aid equipment: "We will be carrying out an internal inquiry and addressing all the comments made by the passengers who tried so hard to save this poor woman. If we find that there were any shortcomings on our part on this occasion, we will ensure that they are rectified immediately".