Doctors and a healthcare facility in Ireland apologise to the family of Dymphna Dykes (68), a grandmother who died from multi-organ failure. The reported cause of death is acute liver failure, which sources say is linked to the side effects of Isoniazid, a medicine that Mr Dykes was prescribed. Multiple outlets report that the death is associated with this drug reaction, and that the hospital and the general practitioner acknowledge shortcomings in how her care was handled. The Irish Times describes the hospital’s apology as relating to “failings in care,” while other outlets similarly state that both the hospital and the GP issue apologies to the family. The accounts agree on the key medical link: Isoniazid is associated with liver injury in some cases, and Dykes’ death is attributed to acute liver failure progressing to multi-organ failure. The outlets also align on the personal details and overall framing, describing the apologies as responses to the circumstances surrounding her treatment and death.