Search for cervical speaker:Fiona O'Malley (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Order of Business (20 Jan 2010): Fiona O'Malley: ...never make the news. Last week we heard our very fine Minister for Health and Children inform the country of a development. Unfortunately, at an earlier stage she had to postpone screening for cervical cancer for young girls but it is now being introduced.
Cancer Screening Programme: Motion (Resumed). (13 Apr 2005): Fiona O'Malley: ...parts of the country that do not have a service are angry. The BreastCheck programme proves that prevention is better than cure. In the past month, many Deputies attended an information session on cervical cancer services. The point was well made that we need to set up a systematic operational screening service, which will save lives, rather than an opportunistic one.

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