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'He's a long road ahead' - Brother of Waterford man in ICU after assault amid GoFundMe
A man from Waterford was recently rushed to University Hospital Waterford after an assault left him in critical condition.
The father of three is now suffering life-changing medical issues with medical costs of thousands of Euro.
His brother Damian has created a GoFundMe to help pay towards these medical bills and it has raised nearly €25,000 so far.
The assault occurred in October last. The father, Edward, was waiting for a taxi home outside a pub in Cappoquin Co Waterford.
"It's just traumatic, you know, like he's, he's a long, long road ahead of him," Damian said.
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Among some of the top donations in Waterford, Cappoquin Health Centre donated €500.
The GoFundMe link can be found here for those who wish to donate.
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