1925 inquest of my G Grand Uncle

[Denis Menton]

I am searching for the death of James Kelly born 1864 in Cabinteely Dublin and came across a record which I think may be him, and there was an inquest into his death after dying from pneumonia after a fractured leg which seems strange.
If anyone can help me find anything to do with this death or inquest I would be very grateful indeed.
The link for the death is: https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1925/05021/4372376.pdf.

I am confident after all the extraordinary help I have received at Rootschat previously that maybe someone can crack this one for me also.

[Sinann]

He was hit by a car on the Glenagery Rd on Dec 21st.
He ran off the footpath with his head down, the driver John G Cooke applied the breaks but could not stop in time.
The car belonged to Albert Horton Belgarve Rd who gave evidence.
The driver was exonerated.

[josey]

dying from pneumonia after a fractured leg which seems strange.

Prolonged immobilization [sic] affects almost every organ system. Respiratory complications include decreased ventilation, atelectasis, and pneumonia.
From https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2379609/

Probably your great uncle was immobilised after breaking his leg.

[Denis Menton]

He was hit by a car on the Glenagery Rd on Dec 21st.
He ran off the footpath with his head down, the driver John G Cooke applied the breaks but could not stop in time.
The car belonged to Albert Horton Belgarve Rd who gave evidence.
The driver was exonerated.

Thank you again sinaan and you seem to have smashed this one as well.
Can I ask where you got the details for my reference.
I am still not sure if this is my relation but it certainly looks right in many ways as he was regularly recorded as a van driver, and a labourer at other times.

[Sinann]

Irish Independent, Wednesday January 14 1925

[Denis Menton]

dying from pneumonia after a fractured leg which seems strange.

Prolonged immobilization [sic] affects almost every organ system. Respiratory complications include decreased ventilation, atelectasis, and pneumonia.
From https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2379609/

Probably your great uncle was immobilised after breaking his leg.

Thanks for that josey

[Denis Menton]

Irish Independent, Wednesday January 14 1925

Thanks again sinaan.
any idea if there are any free resources available where I might view this article???

[Kiltaglassan]

Irish Independent, Wednesday January 14 1925

Thanks again sinaan.
any idea if there are any free resources available where I might view this article???

Check out this subscription newspaper archive site.
https://www.irishnewsarchive.com/publication-list/

KG

[Denis Menton]

Irish Independent, Wednesday January 14 1925

Thanks again sinaan.
any idea if there are any free resources available where I might view this article???

Thanks but I already tried that and I would not have a use for a full time subscription and was asking if there were any free sites available as I would only need access a couple of times a year rough;y
Check out this subscription newspaper archive site.
https://www.irishnewsarchive.com/publication-list/

KG