Jockey Michael O'Sullivan dies following fall in race
- Irish Jockey Michael O'Sullivan died at 24 from injuries sustained in a fall during a race at Thurles Racecourse on February 6, as announced by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board on February 16.
- Dr. Jennifer Pugh, chief medical officer of the IHRB, confirmed O'Sullivan's passing and praised his dedication and kind nature, stating he was surrounded by family in Cork University Hospital after being airlifted there for treatment.
- Ireland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin expressed sorrow over O'Sullivan's death, calling him a talented rider who inspired many, and extended sympathies to his family and friends.
- In tribute, all scheduled races at Punchestown and several Point to Point fixtures were canceled in honor of O'Sullivan, who had won the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham in 2023.
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