Hundreds Sign The Book Of Condolences For Emma Mhic Mhathúna In Cork's City Hall
The 37-year-old mother of five lost her battle to cervical cancer on Sunday.
She was one of 221 women whose smear tests were misread.
Her funeral cortege will stop at the Dáil today in an effort to make politicians ask themselves if they could do better in future to help women affected by the cervical screening controversy.
These listeners were signing the book of condolence this morning and they told RedFM News why they felt they had to pay their respects:
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