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Promotional flyer for a HSE National Screening Service research webinar series on advancing cervical cancer elimination in Ireland. The graphic outlines four free webinars covering screening, HPV vaccination, equity, healthcare innovation and data, with speaker details, dates and registration information.
Graphic with HSE and National Screening Service logos inviting people to subscribe to a newsletter, with text stating “Our latest news and updates straight to your inbox” and the website screeningservice.ie.
Graphic promoting HSE National Screening Service news updates. A hand holds a smartphone displaying a National Screening Service news article, alongside the text “Our latest news”, “July 2026” and “screeningservice.ie”, with HSE and National Screening Service logos on a green background.
Graphic promoting the HSE Health App with the text “Screening information at your fingertips”. A hand holds a smartphone displaying the HSE Health App. The text tells you that you can get information about your Diabetic RetinaScreen and BreastCheck appointments, and eligibility messages about BowelScreen and CervicalCheck. The graphic shows HSE and National Screening Service logos in the top left and top right corners.
Graphic with HSE and National Screening Service logos promoting improving equity in screening, with three stylised figures and the link hse.ie/equityinscreening.
Graphic promoting HSE National Screening Service news updates. A hand holds a smartphone displaying a National Screening Service news article, alongside the text “Our latest news”, “June 2026” and “screeningservice.ie”, with HSE and National Screening Service logos on a green background.
Graphic with HSE and National Screening Service logos inviting people to subscribe to a newsletter, with text stating “Our latest news and updates straight to your inbox” and the website screeningservice.ie.
Graphic promoting a guide to screening for carers and the people they support during Carers Week 2026. The graphic has an illustration of people being supported by caring hands. The HSE and National Screening Service logos are included in the top left and top right corners.
Promotional graphic promoting the latest National Screening Service newsletter. It shows a hand holding a mobile phone that displays a news article from the National Screening Service website. Text on the right side reads “Our latest news” and “screeningservice.ie.” The HSE and National Screening Service logos appear on the top left and top right corners.
Two people on a conference stage holding a certificate during an award presentation, with event sponsor screens visible in the background. The two people are smiling and looking at the camera.
Two people standing beside a research poster on diabetic retina screening outcomes in pregnancy at a conference. They are both smiling and looking at the camera.
Infographic explaining Ireland’s free national cancer screening programmes — BowelScreen, BreastCheck and CervicalCheck — including who they are for, how screening helps prevent cancer or find it early, and reminders to know symptoms and see a GP if concerned.
Promotional graphic for a University of Aberdeen international webinar on cervical cancer elimination strategies, featuring speakers from five countries and details for the online event on 5 June 2026.
Graphic advertising the HSE National Screening Service role of Head of Data, Analytics and Intelligence Services (General Manager), with a laptop displaying healthcare analytics dashboards and a closing date of 10 June 2026.
Promotional graphic for the Faculty of Public Health Medicine Summer Scientific Meeting 2026, featuring Dr Caroline Mason Mohan speaking on cervical cancer elimination in Ireland.
Promotional graphic promoting the latest National Screening Service newsletter. It shows a hand holding a mobile phone that displays a news article from the National Screening Service website. Text on the right side reads “Our latest news” and “screeningservice.ie.” The HSE and National Screening Service logos appear on the top left and top right corners.
Promotional graphic promoting the latest National Screening Service newsletter. It shows a hand holding a mobile phone that displays a news article from the National Screening Service website. Text on the right side reads “Our latest news” and “screeningservice.ie.” The HSE and National Screening Service logos appear on the top left and top right corners.
Graphic with HSE and CervicalCheck logos stating that cervical cancer prevention starts with the HPV vaccine, promoting World Immunization Week 2026.
Graphic with HSE and CervicalCheck logos stating that the HPV vaccine is free through the HSE School Vaccination Programme, promoting World Immunization Week 2026.
Graphic titled ‘6 facts about HPV vaccination’ outlining key points about the vaccine and the free HSE school vaccination programme.
Graphic with HSE and National Screening Service logos promoting improving equity in screening, with three stylised figures and the link hse.ie/equityinscreening.
Promotional graphic promoting the latest National Screening Service newsletter. It shows a hand holding a mobile phone that displays a news article from the National Screening Service website. Text on the right side reads “Our latest news” and “screeningservice.ie.” The HSE and National Screening Service logos appear on the top left and top right corners.
Graphic promoting “Our latest news,” showing a hand holding a smartphone, with link to screeningservice.ie
Press release graphic announcing BowelScreen expansion, with 116,000 more people now eligible for free bowel screening for ages 57 to 71, alongside an image of a home test kit.
Promotional graphic for the EUROGIN International Multidisciplinary HPV Congress, taking place 18-21 March 2026 at the Austria Center Vienna in Vienna, Austria. The background shows a cityscape of Vienna with historic buildings and a church tower. In the top left, a circular inset photo shows a woman sitting outdoors wearing a red top and patterned scarf, smiling at the camera.
Image of a news article in the HSE Health Matters Spring 2026 edition highlighting how CervicalCheck is bringing cervical screening to migrant women in Cork. The main image shows two people in conversation in a community setting: a man in a light brown jacket and a woman in a pink jacket speaking and looking towards an infographic on the wall, which is out of the camera shot.
Graphic promoting the HSE National Screening Service latest newsletter. A hand holds a smartphone displaying the National Screening Service website screeningservice.ie. The image includes HSE and National Screening Service logos.
Promotional graphic for the EUCanScreen Consortium Event 2026 taking place in Bled, Slovenia. The image includes event details: “In person and online, Date: 11–12 March.” The left side shows a purple background with a map of Europe, while the right side features a scenic photograph of Lake Bled with the island church and mountains in the background. EUCanScreen and European Union co-funding logos appear at the bottom.
Graphic advertising a job opportunity with the HSE National Screening Service. The image reads: “Join our team – Information Governance Manager (Grade VIII). Closing date: 31 March 2026.” HSE and National Screening Service logos appear at the top.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Noeleen McHugh, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I am passionate about increasing awareness of the screening programmes and I want to support the National Screening Service from a patient perspective to increase participation.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Mary Kennedy, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I give my time as a Patient and Public Partnership representative in the hope that my story encourages and supports more people to participate in bowel screening.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Augustina Akunne, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “#GivetoGain means giving kindness, knowledge, value and generosity to support the success of others which will come back to you in meaningful or unexpected ways. By adding value to other people’s lives, it often creates growth and connect in return.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Grace Rattigan, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I give my time as a Patient and Public Partnership representative because it gives me the chance to be a voice for those who may otherwise feel their concerns go unheard.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Fran Devlin, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I learn more about myself and my health through my engagement with other like minded women. I can encourage other women to participate in health screenings and have a positive impact on them and others.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Cynthia Cosme Cravo, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I give my time as a Patient and Public Partnership representative because I believe that sharing knowledge and perspectives enriches us all. I want to help create something authentic, shaped by the lived experiences of real women.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Nokuphila Dlamini, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “To me #GivetoGain means contributing to healthcare, improving services and getting valuable experience or insights in return.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Linda Sice Brogan, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “Volunteering as a Patient and Public Partnership representative gives me a chance to help people, learn useful skills and feel good about doing something that matters.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
A factsheet showing 7 facts about cervical cancer and HPV with the HSE logo and the website hse.ie/cervical-cancer
Word cloud graphic about HPV and cervical screening. The largest word is “HPV” in orange at the centre. Surrounding words include “cervical screening,” “elimination,” “vaccine,” “awareness,” “prevention,” “vaccination,” “test,” “negative,” “informed,” “regular,” “sample,” “virus,” “cells,” “treatment,” and “choice.” HSE and National Screening Service logos appear at the bottom.
Graphic promoting cervical cancer elimination with the HSE logo. The headline reads “Act now – Act together” followed by “We can eliminate cervical cancer.” Bullet points encourage people to choose the HPV vaccine, choose cervical screening, and go for treatment when needed. The hashtag #TogetherTowardsElimination and the website hse.ie/cervicalcancerelimination are shown. The design features teal and green curved elements and illustrated figures representing a diverse group of people.
A factsheet showing 7 facts about HPV and cervical screening with the HSE logo and the website hse.ie/cervicalcheck
A factsheet showing 7 facts about cervical cancer and HPV with the HSE logo and the website hse.ie/cervical-cancer
A factsheet showing 6 facts about HPV vaccine with the HSE logo and the website hse.ie/hpv
Large group of international health professionals standing on steps outside a building, posing for a group photo. A banner above reads “Preparation of the Third EU Cancer Screening Report, Expert Working Group – 1st Workshop, IARC, France, 4–5 February 2026,” with World Health Organization and International Agency for Research on Cancer logos. The participants are wearing conference badges and business-casual clothing.
Five people seated on stage in a panel discussion setting against a black background. They are sitting in chairs and wearing conference badges. One woman is speaking and gesturing with her hands, while the others listen attentively. The scene is from the 2026 National Health Summit which took place in Croke Park, Dublin on 5 February 2026. Prof Noirin Russell is pictured second from left.
CervicalCheck awareness graphic with HSE logo. The message explains that cervical cancer can be prevented and encourages people to talk about it. It advises anyone with possible cervical cancer symptoms to see their GP for the right care, includes the hashtag #CervicalCancerPrevention, and features blue and green decorative shapes with simple healthcare illustrations.
Graphic with HSE branding. The headline reads “Press release. Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2026.” The design uses blue and green tones with decorative plant shapes and healthcare illustrations.
Cervical cancer prevention information graphic with HSE and CervicalCheck branding. The poster explains that most cervical cancers can be prevented and highlights key actions: HPV vaccination, regular cervical screening, follow-up treatment when advised, and seeing a GP if symptoms appear. It includes simple healthcare icons and a link to hse.ie/cervicalcheck.
Promotional graphic for a Clinical Update “Lunch and Learn” webinar titled “Cervical Cancer Prevention.” The session is called “CervicalCheck in Practice in Primary Care” and is presented by Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon, Primary Care Clinical Advisor, National Screening Service. The webinar takes place on Wednesday 21 January 2026 from 1pm to 2pm. The image includes HSE and CervicalCheck logos, calendar and clock icons, and blue decorative shapes.
Recruitment graphic with HSE logo in the top left corner and the National Screening Service logo in the top right corner. The headline reads “Join our team.” The role advertised is “Head of Human Resources and Corporate Services (General Manager).” A highlighted banner states “Closing date: 21 January 2026.” The design uses a dark green background with yellow highlight panels.
Festive graphic with soft gold and teal lights. Text reads: “Happy new year from the National Screening Service.” Along the bottom: “Together, we’re making a difference. #ChooseScreening,” with the HSE and National Screening Service logos.
A laptop on a desk displays the website address “screeningservice.ie” on a blue screen with National Screening Service branding. Beside the laptop are a small potted green plant, a stack of books, a pen, and paper clips, suggesting an office or workspace setting.
Promotional graphic for BowelScreen showing a home bowel screening test kit and instruction booklet. Text reads: “BowelScreen is for everyone aged 58 to 70. When you get your invitation letter, you can request your home-test kit online.” Includes the website hse.ie/bowelscreen and the hashtag #ChooseScreening, with HSE and BowelScreen logos.