Cervical check scandal

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

Gabriel Scally not ‘dumped’ from CervicalCheck reform

Public health expert to provide one final report on implementation plan, Department of Health confirms

Lack of trust causing women to put their lives at risk, CervicalCheck warns

Recruitment difficulties jeopardise plans to transfer lab work from the US to Ireland

CervicalCheck Tribunal has yet to receive a single claim

Outreach project will aim to inform public of tribunal’s existence, chairwoman says

Holohan has ‘huge amount of regret’ over CervicalCheck issues

Non-disclosure of clinical audits caused ‘significant harm’, says CMO

CervicalCheck director warns on viability of screening programmes

Scheme no longer viable if cost of related court payouts exceeds that of programmes

CervicalCheck tribunal starts work and is accepting claims from women

Minister for Health decided to formally begin tribunal after talks with 221 Plus group stalled

How relations between Government and CervicalCheck women disintegrated

Nothing available in tribunal that is not available in court, advocacy group tells members

Minister warns campaigners labs could walk away from CervicalCheck tribunal

Donnelly tells 221 Plus group of constitutional challenges to making changes sought

Government urged to ‘do better’ in creation of CervicalCheck tribunal

221+ group fears Government’s actions are being ‘guided by the wishes of laboratories’

Almost 400 entitled to cervical cancer case review, report author says

Screening service faces ‘huge risk’ due to escalating number of legal claims

CervicalCheck Tribunal postponed over victims’ concerns

Start date moved back following meeting between Minister and 221+ support group

The Irish Times view on CervicalCheck tribunal: The need for an agreed outcome

No point in establishing tribunal to ease pressure on women affected if it is done in a manner that leads many or most to boycott the process

Green Party raises ‘serious concerns’ around CervicalCheck tribunal

Government source says ‘we hope that most if not all issues can be addressed to allow all women to partake in the tribunal’

Kathy Sheridan: We should be more scared of cervical cancer than Covid

Out of 110,000 smear test invitations sent this summer, only 12,000 women responded

Cervical cancer controversy: ‘Why are they fighting these women so badly?’

Campaigner Lorraine Walsh: ‘We are all wondering if we have to go through torture just to get justice’

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