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

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

Women up to the age of 35 can avail of free contraception.

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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