Michael O’Sullivan: Irish jockey dies after Thurles fall

Michael O’Sullivan: Irish jockey dies after Thurles fall


Irish jockey Michael O’Sullivan has died after a fall at Thurles, Republic of Ireland, earlier this month.

The 24-year-old had been in an induced coma in intensive care at Cork University Hospital since the incident during racing on 6 February.

“Michael sadly passed away in the early hours of Sunday morning surrounded by his loving family in Cork University Hospital,” said the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board’s (IHRB) chief medical officer Dr Jennifer Pugh.

“We extend our appreciation to the multidisciplinary teams who provided the best of medical care to Michael, both on the racecourse and in Cork University Hospital.

“Michael’s family would like to reiterate their gratefulness for all the support they have received in the last couple of days and express their appreciation to the local community and racing family. The O’Sullivan family have asked for privacy at this time.”



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