Cervical cancer screening services have resumed after being suspended since March due to Covid-19.
Meanwhile, priority groups will also start getting invitations for HPV screening from today.
This is not a test for cancer, but instead tells women if they might be at risk of developing the disease in future.
BreastCheck and bowel screening won't be back up and running until September.
NTA Look For Feedback On Transport Plans For Greater Dublin Area
Plans for the future of Greater Dublin's transport system for the next two decades have started to be reviewed.
Legal Process Underway To Put Old Courthouse In Bray To Alternative Use
The Courthouse closed in 2006 when court sittings and services moved to a new premises on Bray main street.
Trial Of Murdered Wicklow Man Hears New Evidence In Court
Darren Houlden, of The Crescent, Meadowvale in Arklow denies murdering Stephen Kavanagh in the early hours of May 6th last year.
Micheál Martin Shoots Down Varadkar's Comments On Travel To The North
The Taoiseach has dismissed a warning given by the Tánaiste that travel to the North could be stopped because of high Covid levels across the border.
Justice Minister To face Questions On Judge Appointment Process
The way judges are appointed is set to be examined by the Oireachtas Justice Committee following the current controversy around Seamus Woulfe.
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