221+ support group says delay may cause statute of limitation to be reached for some women

Some ‘extreme’ comments ‘hard to reconcile’ with evidence that such a standard applied in UK

Inference that every error in reading slides now equals negligence ‘demonstrably wrong’

Court’s decision in Limerick woman’s case will impact on other cervical cancer cases

Women are at the centre of several important cases in the higher courts this year

Figures cover year when Vicky Phelan case in spotlight and screening programme issues

An attempted murder in Dún Laoghaire and a swine-flu vaccine test case will also be heard

Capacity may not be sufficient to clear backlog left as MedLab ends involvement

Concern centres on finding that screeners have ‘absolute confidence’ about adequacy of sample

High Court judgment has far-reaching consequences for Cervical Check tribunal, court hears

TDs told seven cases over screening controversy had been settled as of June 27th

Varadkar says appeal against High Court judgment is to obtain clarity

Taoiseach says ‘I was wrong at the time’ to think all cases could be settled by mediation

Barrister says it is not clear how the award could be ‘disconnected’ from an appeal

Cervical cancer case: Minister accused of ‘putting politics ahead of common decency’

HSE agreement with Quest Diagnostics will ensure survival of CervicalCheck programme

The 90-minute paper is considered the more difficult of the two papers on the Higher Level course

Honours Irish paper would have pleased ‘virtually every student at higher level’

Health sources fear claims of misdiagnosis in BreastCheck scheme threaten its viability

False negative results, which occur for a number of reasons, lie at the centre of the CervicalCheck controversy