Man who caused serious bodily harm to father of Conor Murray remanded on bail
A man who drove a tractor and trailer in a careless fashion, causing “serious bodily harm” to Gerry Murray, the father of Ireland rugby legend, Conor Murray, was remanded on bail on Monday for sentence.
Seamus Hanrahan (53) of Kilmore, Granagh, Co Limerick, admitted the offence before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court.
Gerry Murray, (70), Patrickswell, Co Limerick, was cycling along the N20 when he was struck by Mr Hanrahan driving the agricultural vehicle, on February 7th, 2023.
Mr Murray, married to former Irish international squash player, Barbara Murray, suffered a brain bleed following the collision and was placed in an induced coma by doctors to try to bring him back from the brink.
Mr Murray was placed in intensive care at Cork University Hospital (CUH), and since discharged from the hospital but continues to suffer a number of ongoing medical issues arising out of his injuries.
Lily Buckley, prosecuting barrister, said Mr Hanrahan made an “early plea” in the case, and…
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