Echo editor Maurice Gubbins receives Cork Person of the Month Award
Award recognises veteran journalist’s role in mentoring generations of reporters
Award recognises veteran journalist’s role in mentoring generations of reporters
Latvian rower hopeful for Tokyo Olympics after and London and Rio performances
Sol is the story of a boy trying to find light in the darkness after the death of his grandmother
Campaigner Lorraine Walsh: ‘We are all wondering if we have to go through torture just to get justice’
Tributes to CervicalCheck campaigner (39) who sued state over misreading of smear test results
Shannen Joyce (25) has been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma twice
Stephen Teap urges overhaul of register after reports of similar incidents on social media
FF concerned over state of maternity services after ‘complete failure’ to implement strategy
Teap says award confirms affected women and families being heard by authorities
Lorraine Walsh describes her experience of steering committee as ‘horrendous’
Campaigner Stephen Teap says minister response has downplayed independent review
Stephen Teap's wife Irene died in the wake of the CervicalCheck scandal.
Patient support group welcomes apology, describing it as a ‘watershed moment’
Hundreds of women with cervical cancer not told for years of audit findings
Father of two lost his wife Irene to cervical cancer following two incorrect test results
Patients waiting six months told they are HPV negative when actually HPV positive
Taoiseach expected to acknowledge State’s role in repeated failures, errors in Dáil
Minister for Health regrets the HSE did not tell him of delays in issuing results sooner
HSE says it became aware of an IT issue at US laboratory analysing tests in February
First payments to women affected by CervicalCheck scandal promised within weeks
Mount Sion singers release ‘Your Love Carries Me’ to raise funds for cancer research
‘Fear and anxiety injected into women and families of Ireland again,’ support group says
Memory of the latest of the women in CervicalCheck controversy to die would be honoured
Loss of momentum in dealing with issues following Scally report and tribunal promise
Taoiseach intervenes as Tony O’Brien compares Minister to ‘a frightened little boy’
Support group launched for 221-plus women and families affected by controversy
Mass to take place in Dublin’s Pro-Cathedral on Wednesday morning
Leo Varadkar, Vicky Phelan and others pay tribute to Kerry woman following her death
Sadly, the redolence of ‘whole system failure’ identified suggests we have not seen the end of the scandals
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
Vicky Phelan and others affected have sought details on report before publication
Solicitor working with some CervicalCheck affected says State ‘effectively hiding behind women’
Vicky Phelan and Stephen Teap to launch patient advocacy group on the same day
‘Irene was heartbroken at being told she was going die, gutted Noah would never remember her face, her voice...’
Victim of CervicalCheck scandal says State contributed €25,000 to her €2.5m settlement
Galway woman Lorraine Walsh says cancer testing saved her life but let her down deeply
Patient representatives in Government review of cancer screening call for action
Department and HSE under fire for late handover and format of documents
Stephen Teap ‘extremely disappointed’ at ‘drip-feed’ and ‘last-minute paper-bombing’
Health service must be rebuilt from ground up by putting patients first though task has never seemed more daunting
Programme’s manager concedes mistake in not telling women of incorrect smear tests
Terminally-ill Limerick woman seeking accountability over CervicalCheck scandal
Inside Politics: The last week of campaigning will be intense and decisive
Vicky Phelan tells Public Accounts Committee she does not want to die in vain
Tony Holahan insists Department of Health decision not to escalate ‘reasonable’
Harty says one committee should lead while Fleming defends PAC hearing
Controversy presents political establishment with chance to deliver lasting health reform
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices