Teenager awarded €19k after electronic frame fell on her in Eason shop
The Circuit Court heard that she suffered a concussion injury and soft-tissue damage.
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The Circuit Court heard that she suffered a concussion injury and soft-tissue damage.
Garda John Leahy had to receive over 100 stitches and was out of work for a year after the attack.
The woman said she suffered injuries to her neck and left shoulder.
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The injury has been described as being worth ten times that amount.
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The photo showed the woman sitting outside her house and her face was blurred out.
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