An inquest is to due to hear today how a pensioner was fatally injured when knocked down by a Garda patrol car.
Mary Seavers (74) of Farmhill Park, Goatstown, Dublin, died in Beaumont Hospital on June 15th last year - three weeks after she was struck by a Garda squad car in Clonskeagh, south Dublin.
Mrs Seavers was waiting at a bus stop on Clonskeagh Road on the afternoon of May 22nd when she was struck by the patrol car.
Witnesses who were in the area at the time of the crash and the Garda driver are expected to give evidence before today's sitting.
The inquest has already heard that no criminal prosecutions will be taken by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) over the death.
Mrs Seavers died three weeks after the collision from acute respiratory distress syndrome due to multi-organ failure caused by head and leg trauma.
Dublin City Coroner Dr Brian Farrell has assured Mrs Seavers's sons they would be given access to the Garda report on the crash in light of the DPP's decision not to prosecute.