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Irish President Michael D Higgins hospitalised over infection battle but 'in good spirits'
President Michael D Higgins is receiving antibiotic treatment for a localised infection and remains in good spirits, with significant improvement noted by his medical team.
- President Michael D. Higgins has been hospitalized to receive intravenous antibiotics for a localized infection, according to Áras an Uachtaráin.
- There has been significant improvement in President Higgins's health since he was admitted on Sunday night.
- At 84, Higgins intends to leave office after Catherine Connolly's inauguration on November 11th.
- He has thanked the public for their support during his recent health issues and congratulated president-elect Connolly on her election victory.
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Michael D Higgins to remain in hospital but is in ‘good spirits’ after starting treatment for infection
President Michael D Higgins will remain in hospital and is in “good spirits” after starting antibiotic treatment for a localised infection, Áras an Uachtaráin has confirmed in an update.
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