Stephen Teap, whose wife died of cervical cancer, takes High Court action
CervicalCheck campaigner’s sons have lodged claims for nervous shock from death of Irene Teap
Action over alleged misreporting of cervical smear test struck out
Couple’s case against estate of deceased doctor is ruled outside statutory period allowed
Husband sues for surrogacy costs after wife’s death from cervical cancer
Padraig Creaven wants to honour the wish of his late wife Aoife to have a child, court told
Family of woman who died from cervical cancer settles case
Retired nurse Joan Lucey died hours after HSE and laboratories agreed to begin mediation
Family of woman who died from cervical cancer to continue case
Joan Lucey’s son and daughter to replace their mother in legal action over smears
HSE’s approach to cervical smear case ‘disgraceful’ – solicitor
Joan Lucey died on Friday night before mediation could begin in her legal challenge
Judge urges sides to consider mediation in case of woman ‘on her deathbed’
Joan Lucey who has terminal cervical cancer is suing the HSE and two laboratories
Woman with terminal cervical cancer seeks urgent mediation of claim
Retired nurse sues HSE and two laboratories in High Court
Terminally ill woman settles action over cervical smears
Mother (46) breaks down as she says she will not get to see her four children grow up
Lab and HSE apologise to terminally ill woman over negligent smear reading
Mother of four Patricia Carrick (51) settled action but was too ill to attend court
Ruth Morrissey’s long legal fight made necessary by broken promise
Limerick woman’s taxing court battle stood in stark contrast to Varadkar’s initial pledge
Coronavirus: Quest Diagnostics says it has cleared US Covid-19 test backlog
Lab embroiled in CervicalCheck scandal had been facing criticism over coronavirus test backlog
HSE and labs lose appeal over standard of care in cervical check cases
Court’s decision in Limerick woman’s case will impact on other cervical cancer cases
Woman settles cases over incorrectly reported cervical smear test
Cytopathologist had earlier this month apologised in court to 39-year-old woman
Doctor offers heartfelt apology over interpretation of woman’s smear test
High Court hears the result was a delay in the detection of woman’s cancer
HSE apologises to woman for communication failures over smear test audit
Apology is part of settlement of case taken by woman with months to live
Woman with cancer criticises US lab over contributory negligence claim
‘I don’t understand how they can say I am at fault. I couldn’t have fought harder if I tried’
CervicalCheck laboratory MedLab sees profits fall but revenue rise
Figures cover year when Vicky Phelan case in spotlight and screening programme issues
Major cases of new legal year: Graham Dwyer and Ana Kriégel’s killers return to court
An attempted murder in Dún Laoghaire and a swine-flu vaccine test case will also be heard
Supreme Court to hear Ruth Morrissey judgment appeal
Concern centres on finding that screeners have ‘absolute confidence’ about adequacy of sample
Supreme Court urged to hear urgent Ruth Morrissey appeal
High Court judgment has far-reaching consequences for Cervical Check tribunal, court hears
Cancer screening: Claims body says appeal will not affect Ruth Morrissey’s €2.1m award
Barrister says it is not clear how the award could be ‘disconnected’ from an appeal
Solicitor for terminally ill woman Ruth Morrissey critical of Harris
Cervical cancer case: Minister accused of ‘putting politics ahead of common decency’
Health chiefs concerned screening could ‘grind to a halt’
Crisis meeting hears urgent call for clarity in the wake of Ruth Morrissey legal judgment
Terminally ill woman awarded €2.1m in landmark CervicalCheck case
Judge says Ruth Morrissey’s life had been ruined and she has suffered a life sentence
Judge to rule on test case over cervical smears
Case by terminally ill Ruth Morrissey and husband being tracked by other legal teams
Terminally ill woman settles case against US laboratory for €2.5m
Woman sued over alleged misinterpretation of CervicalCheck smear slide nine years ago
Husband says lives were turned upside down by his wife’s cancer diagnosis
High Court hears couple are opposed to getting involved in mediation talks while HSE continued to deny primary liability
Woman alleges life ‘devastated’ by failure to diagnose cervical cancer
High Court hears mother, aged in her 40s, has 12 to 22 months to live due to disease
Two people who screened Ruth Morrissey smear slide withdrawn from witness list
Limerick mother has sued the HSE and two US labs over alleged misreading of her smear tests in 2009 and 2012
‘Window of opportunity’ to save woman missed, court hears
Doctors failed to follow up treatment of Ruth Morrissey, who is now terminally ill, expert says
Woman would probably not have cancer if referred for colposcopy, court told
Ruth Morrissey continuing action against HSE, two US labs over alleged smears misreading
Cervical screening expert tells of ‘missed opportunity’
High Court hearings continue in case of Ruth Morrissey against HSE and US laboratories
Cervical screening expert saw abormality ‘within a minute’, court told
Action by Ruth Morrissey against the HSE and two US laboratories continues
Screening expert tells court cervical smear slide had ‘red flag’ cells
Dr Michael McKenna gives evidence of reviewing 2009 slide from tests on Ruth Morrissey (37) who has cancer
Judge says women may die before cancer diagnosis cases heard
Mr Justice Kevin Cross says more judges needed in wake of CervicalCheck controversy
HSE’s litigation costs to rise as it brings testing inhouse
Cost of examining smear tests in CervicalCheck programme to increase by €4m a year
CervicalCheck controversy: State may take over examination of some smear tests
Staff in one private lab would be offered posts in public service under new proposals
Government to review handling of CervicalCheck cases
Legal ‘aggression’ by laboratories in recent weeks has caused surprise
'We haven’t even seen the tip of the iceberg': – fighting the CervicalCheck cases
Tipperary solicitors take women’s emotional court battles to the US labs and the HSE
Pressure builds on Government over ‘empty’ promise to cancer women
State bid to settle CervicalCheck trial criticised for offering cover to Varadkar, Harris
Woman (37) whose smear tests were incorrectly reported feels let down by system
The 37-year-old cancer sufferer is suing over two smear tests which were incorrectly reported
CervicalCheck controversy: Surge in new legal cases
Fourteen more women take action over cancer screening programme claims
Ruth Morrissey: ‘I am not frightened to die, but I don’t want to’
Woman (37) with breast and cervical cancer is suing over misinterpretation of smears
Woman with breast and cervical cancer begins action over smear tests
Counsel for Ruth Morrissey (37) to give evidence that two tests were ‘negligently reported’
US-based lab paid more than €6.5m to analyse smear tests
Practice of CervicalCheck sending smear tests abroad has been criticised
Progress reported in three CervicalCheck cases, court told
Legal actions have been brought by three women including Emma Mhic Mhathúna
Poll: Government ratings slump in wake of cancer scandal
New legal actions heap pressure on response to CervicalCheck controversy
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