The proper standard of approach to cervical screening is set by reasonable competent professional screeners and is not a "court-imposed obligation", the Chief Justice has said.

The Supreme Court will give judgment tomorrow on an appeal concerning the legal standard of care for cervical cancer screening.

A newlywed who underwent a full hysterectomy after regular smear tests failed to pick up the presence of advanced cervical cancer, was sent a reminder by Cervical Check to go for another exam.

Galway University Hospital has apologised to a woman with cervical cancer for a failure to detect an abnormality in her original smear test.

The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has directly intervened to ensure all women impacted by the CervicalCheck scandal receive a €2,000 ex-gratia payment.

Cervical cancer campaigner Stephen Teap has said he is not happy with the “lack of compassion” shown by the Minister for Health for the women who were given incorrect test results highlighted in the independent review of the CervicalCheck programme undertaken by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).

Cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan has blasted radio presenter Ciara Kelly over a "disrespectful" article she wrote about those who sued over CervicalCheck.

The Supreme Court has reserved judgment on an important appeal expected to clarify the legal standard of care for cervical cancer screening.

A cytopathologist has apologised in the High Court to a 39-year-old woman whose cervical smear test was incorrectly reported as negative but who later got cancer and had to have a hysterectomy.

A woman with cervical cancer, who claims she was facing imminent death because she had not been approved for treatment with what she says is a life-saving drug, has settled her High Court action.

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The HSE has confirmed around 400 women have received letters from CervicalCheck containing incorrect information.

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The Dutch Healthcare Inspectorate is to "further investigate" the premature death of an Irish woman via cancer.

CervicalCheck patient representatives say they cannot give reassurances to women to have faith in the screening programme.

Ministers have expressed full confidence in Simon Harris over the latest CervicalCheck controversy impacting 800 women.