Boy who denied putting foot through glass door in anger after being slapped by girl withdraws €60k injuries claim
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Ray Managh
A schoolboy, whose leg was gashed open when his foot went through a glass door and who denied kicking it in anger after being slapped in class by a girl student, today withdrew a €60,000 damages claim against his former school.
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