Case settled out of court:
The Irish Aviation Authority had entered a full defence to Ms O’Neill’s claim, denying liability. It claimed that although there had been an error on the part of air traffic control, the plane had been 86m away from Ms O’Neill when she had stopped her ambulance. It also claimed her injuries were caused by her own imagining what might have happened had she hit the plane.
Today Mr Gallagher, who appeared with Anderson & Gallagher solicitors for Ms O’Neill, said that following talks between the parties, her claim had settled. Judge Groarke struck out the case and made no order regarding legal costs.
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