Haemophiliacs challenge Blood Bank for release of papers

The Irish Haemophilia Society will apply to the High Court today to demand the release of confidential papers relating to the infection of victims with HIV from contaminated blood.

Haemophiliacs challenge Blood Bank for release of papers
Fri, 11 May, 2001 - 11:20

The Irish Haemophilia Society will apply to the High Court today to demand the release of confidential papers relating to the infection of victims with HIV from contaminated blood.

This is the first challenge to the Lindsay Tribunal, which has been investigating the scandal.

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