Women affected by CervicalCheck scandal to receive €20,000 each

The Cabinet signed off on the ex-gratia payments this evening.

Women affected by CervicalCheck scandal to receive €20,000 each
Tue, 18 Jun, 2019 - 21:15
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Women affected by the CervicalCheck controversy are to receive €20,000 each.

The Cabinet signed off on the ex-gratia payments this evening.

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