Free contraception to be extended as part of Women's Health Action Plan

Thu, 18 Apr, 2024 - 16:29

Mairead Sheehy

Free contraception is set to be extended to include women up to the age of 35 as part of €11m in funding allocated to the development of women's health services.

It brings the total sum of additional funding allocated to women’s health since 2020 to over €140m.

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