Cervical cancer campaigner criticises the ‘paternalistic’ attitude of medical profession

Simon Harris defends Taoiseach after criticism from ‘incredible advocate’ Vicky Phelan

‘Anything he may lack in experience or age, he makes up in commitment,’ Varadkar says

Cervical cancer campaigner was offered palliative chemotherapy but decided on new drug

Mass to take place in Dublin’s Pro-Cathedral on Wednesday morning

Patient representatives want Scally recommendations implemented immediately

Vicky Phelan, the woman whose case revealed controversy, says finding is a ‘whitewash’

Minister for Health briefed on report about cervical screening controversy

Victim of CervicalCheck scandal says State contributed €25,000 to her €2.5m settlement

BreastCheck ‘has tacitly admitted’ concerns over potential missed diagnosis in screenings

‘Extraordinary’ figures show many yet to receive information despite Government promises

Practice of CervicalCheck sending smear tests abroad has been criticised

Four cases now listed in High Court since Vicky Phelan settled her action for €2.5m

Doctors were being ‘put at a disadvantage’ in deciding who should or should not be told

Tony Holahan insists Department of Health decision not to escalate ‘reasonable’

Harty says one committee should lead while Fleming defends PAC hearing

Grace Rattigan says CervicalCheck advised doctor not to tell family of incorrect smear

Memo warning of negative media fallout from cervical cancer patients described as ‘game-changer’ by Government Minister

Cancer screening service focus in March 2016 was ‘reactive communications response’

HSE director general should work ‘day in, day out’ to get accountability, Minister says

Multimillion euro agreement follows ‘horrific week’ for women in Ireland

Paul Connors says that CervicalCheck’s reputation will be difficult to rebuild

Sinn Féin demands accountability from director general before he walks ‘off into the sunset’

Revelation raises prospect hundreds more women could find smear tests were misread

HSE says 162 women – including 17 who have died – were not informed of a delay in their cervical cancer diagnosis

Limerick woman ‘does not have any trust’ in CervicalCheck management after revelation that 17 affected women have died

John and Tammy Stokes are currently living in a cabin on a halting site in Clondalkin

Several women were not told of the delay in their cancer diagnosis

HSE: examination will be completed on Monday and women will be notified

Controversy after figures show 206 women may have had a delayed cancer diagnosis

Phelan’s court case brought to light failings of the CervicalCheck screening programme

Child cannot be responsible for failings of abusive father, says barrister

Some 72% of charities report increased demand despite economic recovery