Marc Coleman is Economics Editor of Newstalk Radio in Dublin and a noted commentator.

The father of Savita Halappanavar has vowed he 'will definitely take legal action' against the Galway hospital where his daughter died.

Savita Halappanavar’s husband is to fly to India to explain the outcome of the inquest into her death to her parents – but he will return to live in Ireland.

The jury at the inquest into the death of Indian national Savita Halappanavar returned a unanimous verdict of medical misadventure on Friday afternoon.

Dr. Peter Boylan, former master of the National Maternity Hospital in Ireland, said during his testimony that Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar could have survived had she been granted an abortion earlier in her treatment, though it was not legally permissible.

A consultant microbiologist at Ireland’s National Maternity Hospital has criticized the care given to tragic Indian mum-to-be Savita Halappanavar at Galway University Hospital.

The consultant who oversaw the medical care of Savita Halappanavar, who died in a Galway hospital after a miscarriage, has admitted there were shortcomings in her care.

Savita Halappanavar’s husband is unhappy with the Irish government’s official report into his wife’s tragic death in a Galway hospital – and wants to meet the head of the investigation team.

The report into the death of Savita Halappanavar will be handed over to the attorney acting on behalf of her husband Praveen on Good Friday.

Ireland’s minister for Health has expressed his disappointment at delays in finalising the report into the death of Savita Halappanavar. The Indian woman was 17 weeks pregnant when she presented herself at a Galway hospital complaining of back pain. She died one week later of a massive infection.

The husband and family of the late Savita Halappanavar are distraught that details of the report into her death were leaked to newspapers before they were given access to them.

Ireland’s Minister for Health James Reilly has refused to comment after a leak of the draft report into the Savita Halappanavar tragedy which says her request for an abortion should have been considered days before her death in a Galway hospital.

A woman dies in a Galway hospital after a termination that may well have contributed to her death. Result: A twitter storm outrage, worldwide condemnation and calls for Ireland to scrap or change its regime of legal protection for unborn children.

Galway University Hospital staff have confirmed that tragic Indian mother Savita Halappanavar asked for an abortion just days before she died last October.

The husband of Savita Halappanavar, the woman who tragically died in a Galway hospital after doctors refused to abort her miscarrying baby, has written an account for the Daily Mail of the days leading to his wife's death.