Popular racehorse trainer died in car fire after 'drinking pints of Guinness'
A POPULAR racehorse trainer, 25, died in an accidental car fire after drinking “four or five pints of Guinness”, an inquest has heard.
TL;DR
- Racehorse trainer Hugh Mulryan, 25, died in an accidental car fire.
- An inquest concluded his death was accidental, caused by smoke inhalation.
- Mulryan had consumed "four or five pints of Guinness" the night before his death.
- He was found dead in his burnt-out car after a suspected collision.
- The fire was believed to have started accidentally due to flammable material in the vehicle.