The Tribunal was set up by the Irish Government in 1995 to compensate, inter alia, persons infected with Hepatitis C as a result of the use of Human Immunoglobulin Anti-D or as a result of the receipt of a blood transfusion or blood product within the Republic of Ireland.
The Tribunal became a Statutory Body with the enactment of the Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Act, 1997. In addition, the Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Amendment Act, 2002 makes provision to compensate, inter alia, persons infected with HIV as a result of the receipt of a relevant blood product within the Republic of Ireland.
Application Forms
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Application
Form 1- Application
Form 2
- Application
Form 3
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Members
- Ms. Karen O'Driscoll SC Chairperson
- Mr. Stephen Boggs BL
- Ms. Adrianne Cawley BL
- Mr. John Healy SC
- Mr. Joseph O'Sullivan BL
- Mr. Micheal MacNamee BL
- Ms. Romaine Scally, Solicitor
Entitled to a Claim?
- A person who has been diagnosed for Hepatitis C . . .
- Children or any spouse. . .
- Where a person has died . . .
- Any person who is responsible for the care of . . .
- Where a person referred to in paragraph . . .
- Person who has been diagnosed positive for HIV . . .
- Any person who is married to a person referred to in . . .
- more . . .
Acts & Statutory Instruments
- Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Act, 1997
- Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal (Amendment) Act, 2002
- Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal (Amendment) Act, 2006
- S.I. No. 440 of 1997 Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Act Regulations, 1997
- S.I. No. 441 of 1997 Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Act (Number of Ordinary Members of Tribunal) Regulations, 1997
- more . . .
Find Us
31-35 Bow Street, Dublin 7
Contact Us
- Sheena Lally - Secretary
- Hepatitis C and HIV Compensation Tribunal
- 31-35 Bow Street,
- Dublin 7,
- Ireland
- Tel: (01) 872 9255
- Fax: (01) 872 9454
- E-mail: tribunal@hepccomptrib.com
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The Hepatitis C & HIV Compensation Tribunal is committed to operating best practice in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR). The GDPR applies across the European Union (EU) and aims to give individuals more rights, control and understanding of how their personal data is processed. The Tribunal has always been committed to protecting personal data. more . . .