*Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly with Colin, Bernie, Larry and Fergal Brennan. Photograph: Don Moloney A NATIONAL VACCINE CATCH UP PROGRAMME has been named in honour of a late Ennis health advocate.
*The late Laura Brennan appearing on The Late Late Show. LAURA BRENNAN’s tireless advocacy work has been acknowledged this evening with the HPV vaccine set to be made freely available to all women under 25.
*Photograph: Eamon Ward BOTH a commitment and timeline to provide the free HPV vaccine to younger people is required by the Department of Health, a Clare Senator has stressed.
*Kevin Brennan, Colin Brennan, Cllr Mary Howard, Bernie Brennan, Michael McTigue, Larry Brennan and Fergal Brennan at the unveiling of a memorial to Laura Brennan in Ennis. Photograph: John O’Neill Vaccination centres all over the country should be used as part of a ‘catch-up programme’ for the administration of the HPV vaccine, Clare councillors have …
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Laura Brennan’s legacy in advocating for the HPV vaccine must be remembered as calls for urgent administering of the jab have been voiced.
Laura Brennan has been warmly remembered on the first anniversary of her death.
Uptake of the HPV vaccine in Clare has hit ninety percent with the advocacy work of the late Laura Brennan hailed for the increase.
*Photograph: Eamon Ward A jersey fitting day is to be held in Clare County Council as part of a bid to promote the HPV vaccine in memory of the late Laura Brennan.
Laura Brennan’s advocacy work has been acknowledged with the renaming of a medal in her honour.
Public support for an initiative to raise awareness of the HPV vaccine and prevent related cancers backed by sports clubs all over the world has helped the Brennan family in their grieving process.
