During a marathon event in Cork, emergency service workers tried to save the life of 24-year-old Ms. Cassidy, who collapsed just before reaching the finish line. A University College Cork graduate and accomplished swimmer associated with Dolphin Swimming Club, she was admired in her community. Witness Christine O'Donoghue described the shocking moment as medical teams efficiently called for an Automated External Defibrillator, managing the scene professionally despite the urgency. The incident highlighted the contrast of a celebratory event overshadowed by tragedy, leaving many attendees in shock and mourning for a life lost too soon.
Emergency service workers responded rapidly to the situation as Ms Cassidy collapsed just seconds from the finish line, demonstrating the urgency and dedication of medical teams in such crises.
Christine O'Donoghue recalled the moment she realized something was wrong, noting the prompt and organized response of the medical team, which was reassuring yet shocking given the ongoing marathon.
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