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He also has appealed against the High Court’s dismissal of applications brought by him aimed at setting aside his suspension from the school.Mr Burke has not appealed the High Court orders committing him to prison for contempt.

An Irish grandmother is celebrating after her Spanish grandchild, who is just over one year old, has become the world’s first ever recipient of an intestine transplant.Helen O'Sullivan, who is originally from Blarney in Co Cork but has lived in Spain for 47 years, says that her grandchild Emma, daughter of her son Daniel Lafora O'Sullivan, was born with a short intestine.AdvertisementHer health went rapidly downhill until she had the multi visceral transplant at Madrid's La Paz Hospital five months ago. Along with the intestine the now 17-month-old also needed and received a new liver, stomach, spleen and pancreas.

The cutting edge surgery lasted 14 hours. Emma has now been given a perfect bill of health. Emma received the organ via asystole donation. In such an operation the donor's organs are artificially preserved through a system known as extra corporeal membrane oxygenation.The intestine had to be removed before the donor died as it would have deteriorated immediately upon death.

Mrs O'Sullivan told the Opinion Line, on Cork's 96FM, that her granddaughter has made a remarkable recovery since the arduous operation.

Mrs O'Sullivan told Cork's 96FM, that her granddaughter has made a remarkable recovery since the arduous operation."She is a lovely little girl. She is absolutely thriving at the moment. Fantastic. Fully recovered. When Anna the mother was eight months pregnant they diagnosed that the intestine (of the baby) was just a little bit short. That was it. They said 'don't worry when the baby is born there will be a little operation and everything will be okay.'Thursday’s i - “Emergency help from Bank saves pensions - with public sector cuts to follow” #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/ct31C3bNrW

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