Ireland Jockey Michael O’Sullivan died after injuries in a race

Ireland Jockey Michael O’Sullivan, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Department of the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Department died after injuries during this month. Was 24 years old.

O’Sullivan, in Ireland, in Ireland, in Ireland, in a race in the Ireland, he walked in Charlie, one of the three horses for the final fence. He was induced to the induced coma, CBS news partner was placed BBC News reported.

On behalf of the O’Sullivan family, Michael is with deep sorrow, which confirms that the O’Sullivan has passed ” IHRB said in a statement on Sunday. “IHRB directors and crews Michael’s family, partner, colleagues and colleagues, in the meantime, sincere condolences to the wider competition.”

Dr. Jennifer Pugh, IHRB’s chief medical worker, Monday morning in the morning, he died in the morning with his family around him.

We thank both Michael and Cork University Hospital to thank the multifaceted teams that provide Michael’s best medical care, “he said. “Michael’s family decided to donate his organs in this incredibly difficult time, but made a choice to make a true difference in other patients and their families.”

O’Sullivana Disrespectful, Sunday Punchestown was canceled with several other competitions.

“Michael was a very talented young horseman who is always popular in the gift room,” said Ihrb CEO Darragh o’loughlin. “Michael will deeply miss the race in the competition that enjoys knowing it.”

The first victory of O’Sullivan in the professional competition, in 2018, came to the fungus in a professional competition, BBC News reports. In September 2022, he officially released a professional, and this is the year after the UK winning more than one race at the Cheltenham Festival.