The three sisters injured in the horrific M9 head-on collision that claimed the lives of five teenagers have ‘a long recovery ahead’, friends have revealed.
Although Niamh and Alma Kinsella and their younger sister Ella remain seriously injured, those close to the siblings are growing more hopeful the three young women, aged in their thirties and twenties, will make a full recovery.
Family and relatives are maintaining bedside vigils as medical teams at three Dublin hospitals – Tallaght University, St Vincent’s and Children’s Health Ireland – continue to care for Niamh, Ella, Alma and Alma’s seven-year-old son Yemi.
A friend told the Irish
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