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AN UNEXPECTED HOME birth in west Dublin has had a happy ending after the arrival of Dublin Fire Brigade.
In the wake of the home birth, which happened in the Tallaght area at the weekend, the newborn baby stopped breathing.
However, the attending ambulance crew and fire officers, who included an advanced paramedic amongst their ranks, were able to resuscitate the baby and take care of the mother.
Mother and baby are understood to be doing fine.
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He could’ve just fallen asleep, , had a heart attack or the brakes failed? It could’ve been ANYTHING denise but you jump straight to drugs. Unless you know for sure don’t speculate. Respect for the dead is called. RIP.
R.I.P
Some poor family waking up to this heartbreaking news. RIP.
RIP mate x
Poor guy, RIP.
Another death on Irish roads in the early hours. Can the RSA or the Gardai do anything to counter this never ending cycle.
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