Julie O’Reilly becomes 19th woman caught up in CervicalCheck controversy to die

HSE asks external advisers to see if staff should face disciplinary action over controversy

Justice Meenan to devise an alternative to court for dealing with CervicalCheck claims

‘She’ll be remembered as a mother, a campaigner, a fighter and a woman in a ballgown taking on the people who needed to be challenged and refusing to back down’

Quest and MedLab test 90 per cent of samples for the CervicalCheck programme

Solicitor for mother of five says she was adamant she wanted accountability

Ann White from Clonmel said she suffered ‘massive skid’ on flower petals on dance floor

Brendan O’Regan’s eureka moment came in 1950, but his legacy goes beyond cheap booze

Analysis: Growing feeling that measures package must protect screening programme

Department of Health says ‘determination of negligence’ can only be made by court

Government stands accused of breaking promise that no woman would have to face court

Cian O’Carroll accuses Taoiseach of being ‘irresponsible and of ‘mudding the issue’

Tipperary solicitors take women’s emotional court battles to the US labs and the HSE

State bid to settle CervicalCheck trial criticised for offering cover to Varadkar, Harris

Fourteen more women take action over cancer screening programme claims

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

HSE phones woman to apologise while she is getting post-cancer-treatment wig

Failures and delays to disclose have hampered scoping inquiry right from the start

Simon Harris says he will write to the HSE and calls their actions ‘pathetic’

Department and HSE under fire for late handover and format of documents

Varadkar says retrieving medical records ‘not as simple as taking book out of library’

Legal actions have been brought by three women including Emma Mhic Mhathúna

‘I need the money now, not when I’m dead,’ says terminally ill woman on plans for court

Cancer-screening service intended to tell medics, but not patients, of audit results

New legal actions heap pressure on response to CervicalCheck controversy

Memos show health chief told in 2016 disclosure of false tests still only a possibility

Scoping inquiry buys Minister time to consider ways of holding a part-public inquiry

Lawyer for terminally ill woman rejects agency’s assurances to treat cases sensitively

Up to 15 patients found to have been misdiagnosed in a 2014 audit of smear tests

Grace McDermott died after staying in friend’s house on losing her hotel room keycard

Man attended Tipperary hospital three times in three weeks complaining of headaches

Woman sterilised by Declan Egan accuses Medical Council of failing to support patients