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€16,500 for woman who walked into doors at workplace and smashed her front teeth (via Independent.ie)

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28 March 2022

By Ray Managh

A woman who walked into doors and smashed her front teeth has been awarded more than €16,500 damages.

Information technology executive Roseanna McDonald received the award despite having been held partly responsible for an accident at her former workplace.

The case of Ms McDonald led Judge Dara Hayes in the Circuit Civil Court today issuing a warning to employers of the importance of indicating the presence of see-through plate glass doors with clear warnings.

To read the full story please visit:

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/16500-for-woman-who-walked-into-doors-at-workplace-and-smashed-her-front-teeth-41480141.html

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