Government will ‘keep an open mind’ on extra powers for Covid-19 committee, says Harris
Taoiseach says he will ‘move swiftly’ to provide clarity on general election once Finance Bill is passed
Taoiseach says he will ‘move swiftly’ to provide clarity on general election once Finance Bill is passed
Simon Harris has moved ahead of his problems without necessarily confronting them. Now he’s in a race against time
The father of two became patient advocate after his wife Irene died of cancer arising out of deficiencies in CervicalCheck programme
Nurse Oonagh McEvoy (36) died from metastatic cervical cancer in 2011, four years after a negative smear result
Memo acknowledges improvements made to cervical cancer screening since 2018 controversy
Women’s health seen as a priority in Republic, in stark contrast to Northern Ireland, where women are still seeking information about review of smear test results
National Screening Service says accreditation issues of cervical cancer screening lab have been resolved
Tests will be rechecked and some tests taken again as part of a review dating back to 2008 as a ‘precautionary measure’
The public servant who managed Ireland’s Covid crisis now occupies himself with a few part-time or honorary roles
Medlab Pathology directors state that the company no longer trades and its main business is to manage the liabilities arising from litigation
Cian O’Carroll, Ms Phelan’s lawyer, says patients would prefer quality medical care to damages
Cervical cancer screening programme facing €300m in claims, against an annual budget of €34m, says WHO
Medlab Pathology sued in High Court by a number of women over alleged failings between 2011 and 2019
Woman (59) is gravely ill and only has ‘a matter of days’ before she dies, court hears
Warning to new HSE chief of threat to future of cancer screening services
Difficulty recruiting staff to work in an environment where they will be processing a high volume of tests while running the risk of being sued
CervicalCheck: Coombe lab forced to outsource cervical cancer screening work to the US due to non-compliance issue
Ex-Nphet member Cormican ‘didn’t set out to open a can of worms’ with recent criticisms of pandemic response
Campaigners describe Wednesday as ‘a very proud day but also a very sad day’
The legislation makes it mandatory for patients to be informed of their right to patient-requested reviews following representations from the 221+ support group
Woman settled a separate personal injuries case for €450,000 over alleged misreading of her sample
Paul Cullen talks to the head of the NCSL, Ireland’s new dedicated cervical screening lab, built so that Irish women’s samples no longer need to be sent abroad.
The woman’s lawyers said 'two missed opportunities have had devastating consequences'
Doctor who led inquiry into CervicalCheck scandal says current testing systems are as ‘good as can be’
High Court judge says facts of the case taken by relatives of late Irene against labs and HSE ‘dark and disturbing’
Irene Teap died aged 35 in July 2017 from cervical cancer after abnormalities in her smear tests were not reported
Minister says ‘we don’t normally legislate at that level’ but ‘there’s a particular unique context to this in Ireland’
Party is understood to be planning an intervention in the Dáil on Tuesday
Campaigner was a fearless warrior who got the most out of every minute, community gathered at memorial service in Mooncoin hears
Village of Mooncoin shares pride and grief at public memorial for CervicalCheck campaigner
Memorial service for the late cervical cancer awareness campaigner will be held in Mooncoin on Sunday
Investigator reports substantial progress on implementation of recommendations
Dr Gabriel Scally said treatment of 221+ group ‘completely unacceptable’ as one affected women complained about being ‘treated like a leper’
Report author said he was told some clinicians asked women whether they were members of 221+ before considering treating them
Campaigner was in a vanguard of women fighting the system along with Louise O’Keeffe and Marie Fleming
Board warned Minister of ‘negative consequences’ of plans to legislate for mandatory open disclosure in medical cases
Miriam Lord: Vicky’s work is far from done. Others have been inspired. They will do it now in her memory
Almost 370 CervicalCheck cases taken in the High Court up to last August
The campaigner said she wanted ‘action, not accolades’ but got both
The mother-of-two had sued HSE over alleged failure to read smear tests
National Cervical Screening Lab set to begin operations at the Coombe hospital in Dublin later this year
HSE has admitted a breach of duty in relation to the reporting of a 2013 smear sample
Guide indicated ‘no lives were put at risk’ by doctors not informing patients of the results of an audit of their smears
HSE boss Paul Reid says apology by Dr Noirin Russell was ‘necessary and appropriate’
Support group accuses National Screening Service of attempting to ‘rewrite history’ in guide issued to the media
‘I can leave bricks and mortar’ for son Seamus’ after living in house for over 10 years
CervicalCheck campaigner has been undergoing treatment through a clinical trial
Q&A: Cervical Check victim fears loss of home and benefits
Kelly also notes ‘failure ’ to address concerns of women over the CervicalCheck Tribunal
Number attending screenings climbed to almost 30,000 in March
Scally says money paid to company he set up gone to medical experts, investigatory trips
It had been expected Cabinet would agree a three-year extension for dependants of those affected by controversy
McEntee expected to bring informal update to Cabinet about Saturday’s protest in Dublin city centre
Restoring public trust in screening service vital to success of cancer treatment in future
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