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‘It’s an acknowledgement of the great gift she imparted,’ the coroner said of a letter furnished to the inquest from Organ Donation Transplant Ireland. She died on August 29 and her kidneys were donated, saving the lives of two others. She was later transferred to Beaumont Hospital where CT brain scans and MRI scans were conducted. Ms Rowan was taken to Our Lady’s Hospital in Drogheda. ‘There was a female driver, unresponsive, with shallow breaths indicative of a brain injury,’ the paramedic said. There were no mechanical faults to the car.ĭundalk-based paramedic John Nixon responded, and arrived at the scene at 11.24am. Her seatbelt was engaged, she was not using a mobile phone and was not speeding, the court heard.

There had been no attempt made to turn the steering wheel to negotiate a bend and no attempt to brake.

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At 11.04 am the young woman’s car failed to negotiate a sweeping right bend at Dunmore, Dundalk, Co Louth, 1km before Junction 17.ĭash camera footage of Ms Rowan’s car moving across the two lanes of the M1 was provided by two lorry drivers to gardaí. His wife had a smoothie for breakfast and he saw her to the door of their apartment in Ballsbridge, Dublin, as she left, he said.

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She’d had a full night’s sleep, so tiredness was not a factor,’ Mr Rowan told the inquest. She was in perfect health, she was happy and excited. ‘She was three months’ pregnant, a scan was done at Holles Street the day before and all was well. 'Scannerz' toy mixes monsters and bar codes Xeni Jardin 7:38 pm Tue Mark Hurst says, 'If i'm not mistaken, this handheld electronic toy Scannerz Commander uses everyday bar codes. Family members, including Krista’s mother Kelly and sister Kaitlyn, observed the inquest from Canada via video link. The couple lived on three different continents together before moving to Ireland, where Ms Rowan excelled at her work as a clinical sales representative with medical device company Boston Scientific. The pair had married just weeks before having met four years earlier when they lived in Toronto. The resumed inquest into Ms Rowan’s death heard from her husband Eoin, who said she was healthy and happy. ‘The last thing I was going to do was leave her by herself, it was important to me that someone was there,’ Mr Young told Dublin Coroner’s Court.