Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told

Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’

More symphysiotomy cases still in legal pipeline, says solicitor

Up to 30 women pursuing litigation rather than applying for now closed redress scheme

Five things you need to know today

Unfounded symphysiotomy claims, Obama and Ellen and fears about The Quiet Man

Symphysiotomy: the whitewash that never was

Complexities of the arguments for and against the practice have been largely ignored

Almost third of symphysiotomy claims unfounded, report says

Many applicants for pubic joint procedure redress scheme lacked evidence, says judge

Symphysiotomy women awarded more than €30m

Redress scheme makes payments to 399 women over controversial childbirth procedure

Opinion: Why symphysiotomy records must not be destroyed

The documents constitute an overwhelming body of evidence of human rights abuses

Long wait for elderly applicants for symphysiotomy compensation

Judge Maureen Harding Clark says almost 100 women have not provided full records

Symphysiotomy compensation refused to 53 women

Judge cites lack of evidence but support group says ‘impossible’ levels of proof sought

More than 360 apply for symphysiotomy redress scheme

Women who qualify will receive a payment of €50,000, €100,000 or €150,000

257 applications for symphysiotomy scheme

Department says redress applications increasing before applications close on Friday

Women to get up to €150,000 under symphysiotomy sceheme

Retired judge says she wants to make sure women get money quickly and easily

Coalition reveals details of symphysiotomy redress scheme

Three levels of compensation available for women: €50,000, €100,000 and €150,000

Whistle-blowing should be seen as a human rights issue