The pill has been free in the UK since the 1960s
The cost of contraception is one of the biggest barriers facing women who want to take control of their sexual health, according to a health policy officer.
The contraceptive pill has been free in the UK since the 1960s and the NHS has recently rolled out a "mini pill" which can be sold over the counter.
Alana Ryan from the National Women's Council says free contraception, as outlined in the Programme for Government, must be prioritised by the Health Minister:
Alana Ryan hopes the review will also recommend introducing free contraception
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