A tragic inquest reveals that a woman died from a head injury while putting up election posters in Dublin last year
Dublin: A sad story unfolded when a woman was hit by a bicycle while putting up election posters. Theresa Clarke, 73, was out on Ranelagh Road. She was checking a Fine Gael poster when the accident happened. Sadly, she passed away five days later from a serious head injury.
Her husband, Michael, identified her body at the coroner’s office. The coroner confirmed that she died from severe cranial trauma. The police are still investigating the incident. They plan to send a report to the Director of Public Prosecutions soon.
The cyclist involved was unharmed, but the case remains open. The coroner has adjourned the inquest until July 23. Theresa was a retired school principal and a dedicated Fine Gael supporter.
Her family is heartbroken, especially since her son-in-law was re-elected just before her passing. The former Taoiseach, Simon Harris, called her an essential part of the Fine Gael family. This tragic event has left a mark on the community.
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