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a fact that the Garda Commissioner was in direct contact with the media making allegations against one of her own officers at around the same time, it would be quite extraordinary."Nóirín O'Sullivan 'made allegations of sexual crimes against Maurice McCabe to journalists', Dáil hears|Cork's 96ENCE PLANS FOR CORK CITY FOCUS OF TALKCork's 96FMSocialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson found dead. Our thoughts are with her family and friends.First published:Friday 13 November 2015 12:35PM Life Matters wants to hear how your favourite teachers inspired you. Life Matters wants to hear from you: who was your favourite schoolteacher, and why?Great teachers transform our lives. They’re the unsung heroes of our childhoods. Now's your chance to celebrate a school teacher who made a positive difference in your life!Who was your favourite teacher? What made them so great, and how did they influence you? Life Matters tracked down some of your favourite teachers—you can hear their stories, and the stories of the students they inspired, below.

Haven’t yet nominated a teacher? Spread the word on social media through #MyFavouriteTeacher, or join the discussion in the comments on this page.To take part, post your favourite teacher nomination in the comments below.A publication scheme concerning information on the Council, in conformity with a model and guidelines made by the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform under Section 8 of the Freedom of Information Act 2014, is now available on our website.Coroner Philip Comyn returned a verdict of death due to natural causes (Stock photo) A father-of-five died on a hospital trolley in a busy emergency department 10 hours after being admitted with severe chest pains. James 'Jimmy' Holland (79) was being kept in the department at Cork University Hospital (CUH) overnight because there was no bed available in the specialist cardiology unit. Mr Holland, of Glyntown, Glanmire, Co Cork, was on a cardiac monitor in the emergency department but its alarm never sounded because he had suffered a type of cardiac incident that cannot be detected by such equipment.

In CUH's emergency department, nursing staff are dependent on such audio alarms from cardiac monitors. When nursing staff did a routine check on Mr Holland at 12.45am on April 11, he was unresponsive.He had been fine when checked at 12.10am. While he apparently still had a cardiac electrical read, his heart had stopped pumping blood around his body.Despite efforts to revive Mr Holland, he was pronounced dead at 1.24am. In the specialist cardiology unit, the feeds from all such monitors are constantly checked by a cardiology nurse.CUH cardiologist Dr Ronan Curtin said Mr Holland had apparently suffered a Pulseless Electrical Activity (PEA) arrest. "There is no technology that can monitor for a PEA arrest," he said. "This type of cardiac arrest won't be detected by a monitor of any description."Pensioner Mr Holland had awoken at 1am on April 10 last with severe chest pain. He went to a GP service and they referred him to CUH.Mr Holland went to CUH's emergency department at 3.22pm and was placed on a trolley.