The family of Aoife Johnston, who died from meningitis after a delayed treatment at a hospital, is seeking answers and accountability from the Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland. Despite a GP’s concern about potential sepsis, Aoife waited 13 hours for antibiotics. Her family’s solicitor, Damien Tansey, criticized the state for failing to protect her life and expressed dissatisfaction with previous inquiries. They are calling for a statutory inquiry to ensure accountability and are planning to meet with government officials to discuss their demands.