Children's hospital says sorry over Hepatitis C risk

Ireland’s largest children’s hospital tonight said it deeply regretted distress caused by inadequate blood tests carried out in the 1990s for the Hepatitis C virus.

Ireland’s largest children’s hospital tonight said it deeply regretted distress caused by inadequate blood tests carried out in the 1990s for the Hepatitis C virus.

Up to 100 children were given blood products not properly screened for the disease, which can cause liver damage, at Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children in Crumlin in Dublin.

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