The hospital and the woman’s GP apologise to the family of Dymphna Dykes, 68, after her death is linked to a side effect of the tuberculosis drug isoniazid. According to reports, Dykes died from multi-organ failure following acute liver failure. Both accounts describe acute liver failure as being associated with isoniazid, with her death ultimately attributed to the resulting complications. BreakingNews.ie states that the cause of death is multi-organ failure due to acute liver failure linked to the side effect of the drug Isoniazid. The Irish Times characterises the matter as hospital failings in her care and notes that the hospital apologises in connection with her death being linked to the drug’s side effect. Taken together, the coverage focuses on the same underlying medical sequence—isoniazid exposure followed by acute liver failure and then multi-organ failure—and the official response to the family in the form of apologies from the relevant care providers.