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Vicky Phelan seeks further cancer treatment options as new tumour is discovered

Campaigner vows to keep fighting for changes in CervicalCheck tribunal approach

Vicky Phelan feels ‘betrayed’ by CervicalCheck tribunal

Tribunal established despite Department of Health announcing it would be paused

State did not apologise to Ruth Morrissey ‘now it is too late’, says husband after her death

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Number of politicians attending CervicalCheck apology ‘disappointing’

Patient support group welcomes apology, describing it as a ‘watershed moment’

Ryanair’s profits dip and it expects air fares to continue to fall

Irish airline says revenue rose 11% to €2.3bn, aided by it cutting average fares 6% to €36 over the first quarter of its financial year

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Government must do ‘a lot more’ for cervical cancer patients

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Varadkar defends Harris after O’Brien calls him a ‘frightened little boy’

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

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

Body of Emma Mhic Mhathúna taken to her home in Kerry

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

CervicalCheck: ‘Distressing’ report shows doctors still have ‘God complex’

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Minister for Health briefed on report about cervical screening controversy

Proposed patient safety fines for healthcare providers ‘a joke’, says Vicky Phelan

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

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