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Georgia Harry died almost a month after falling down the stairs in a Liverpool city centre bar<\/p>\nGeorgia Harry was on a night out with her friends when the accident happened<\/p>\n
17:35, 23 Jul 2025Updated 18:28, 23 Jul 2025<\/p>\n
Georgia Harry died almost a month after falling down the stairs in a Liverpool city centre bar<\/p>\n
A 26-year-old woman died almost a month after falling backwards as she went to the toilet<\/a> with her friend on a night out at a city centre bar. During an inquest into Georgia Harry\u2019s death<\/a> at Gerard Majella Courthouse on Wednesday, July 23, it was heard how Georgia, a civil servant from Aigburth<\/a>, had been out with her friends during the day on Sunday, March 16 this year, after meeting her friend, Michael Pollard, around 3pm in Punch Tarmey’s.<\/p>\n She later left him to see her friend, with Mr Pollard then seeing her later that night when he entered Lost bar on Seel Street at around 2am on Monday, March 17. He recalled how Georgia had been drinking both lager and vodka while with him.<\/p>\n The inquest heard how Mr Pollard and Georgia left the group to go to the toilet on the basement floor at around 2.15am. As they walked down the stairs, Georgia held Mr Pollard’s arm but her legs \u201cwent from beneath her\u201d and she hit her head on the concrete floor.<\/p>\n A witness at the bottom of the stairs, Sean Moogan, said he had not been drinking that night but was out in the bar. His statement said: \u201cI was in Lost on Seel Street seeing my friends. I wasn\u2019t drinking at all this night. I had just been inside the toilets, as I have got to the stairwell, I have seen a male and female walking down the stairs.\u201d<\/p>\n Mr Moogan explained how he saw Georgia\u2019s legs give way while she walked down the stairs, estimating she was around six steps from the bottom of the stairs. He said as she fell her legs swung up to the same height as his head.<\/p>\n Mr Moogan noted how her friend, Mr Pollard, ran to try and help Georgia, who was unconscious, screaming her name. Mr Moogan, a former personal trainer with first aid training, told Mr Pollard to calm down and move back so he did not move her body in case it worsened the injuries.<\/p>\n Paramedics took her to Aintree<\/a> Hospital, she was checked over and had a blood test before being transferred to The Walton<\/a> Centre.<\/p>\n A toxicology report found Georgia had an alcohol reading of 294, around three-and-a-half times the drink-driving limit, and a \u201clow level of ketamine\u201d. She remained on life support in hospital until she died on April 13, 2025.<\/p>\n Following the incident, Aoife Magill, an environmental health officer for Liverpool City Council visited the premises where it was found there were no slip strips on the stairs leading down to the basement. This was noted as a breach and the bar was told to ensure they were in place in future.<\/p>\n![\"An](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/1_BHR_LEC_230525_GEORGIA2jpeg.jpg\")
An inquest was held on Wednesday, July 23, into the death of Georgia<\/p>\n