Bryonny Sainsbury's mother Alison says the HSE took too long to admit responsibility for the fatal incident.
The parents of a Midlands woman who died following a series of "egrigous errors" while in the care of the HSE say its apology offers them no closure.
Bryonny Sainsbury died after she was crushed by a horse during veterinary procedure at a riding stable in Co Longford on 26 August 2021.
She was treated in Mullingar Hospital before being brought to Beaumont Hospital where she died on August 31st.
An inquest found Ms Sainsbury could have survived if she was transferred to Beaumont sooner, or if doctors in Mullingar had correctly followed the advice from Beaumont experts intially.
Her mother, Alison, says it took far too long to get the HSE to take responsibility:
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