A unique tribute to the lives and experiences of those impacted by the CervicalCheck scandal has been unveiled: a 16-acre forest in Co Clare. The concept described as a 'living, breathing anti-monument' is an initiative by the 221+ patient support group. It represents women and families affected by past failings in the CervicalCheck screening service.
A living artwork, titled the ‘forest that won’t forget’, has been unveiled in memory of the women and families affected by the past failings of CervicalCheck. The poignant tribute from the 221+ support group is located in Ennis, Co Clare, and celebrates growth, life and enduring resilience.