The family of Savita Halappanavar is expected to decide today whether to take a case for a public inquiry into her death to the European Court of Human Rights.
The Halappanavars warned they would do so if Minister for Health James Reilly did not agree to a public inquiry into the circumstances of her death by today.
The family's solicitor, Gerard O'Donnell confirmed that he has heard nothing from the Department since he received a letter confirming their request for a public inquiry.
Mr O'Donnell said he would move toward appointing a team to prepare their case for Europe tomorrow.
The Health Service Executive and Health Information and Quality Authority are both investigating the circumstances surrounding the care and treatment Ms Halappanvar received at University Hospital Galway.
Mr Reilly said when he receives the reports of the two investigations he will take whatever action is needed.
The HIQA investigation will assess whether the services provided complied with the National Standards for Safer Better Healthcare and national and international evidence of what is known to achieve best outcomes.
The HSE is carrying out its clinical review into the death, even though Ms Halappanavar's husband Praveen said he had no confidence in the HSE.
Ms Halappanavar died on 28 October following a miscarriage.
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