“There isn’t a family in Ireland that hasn’t felt the impact of a cancer diagnosis."

NAAS cancer survivor and lung cancer awareness advocate, Samantha Vaughan, has become the driving force behind Ireland’s first white ribbon campaign to raise awareness for lung cancer, partnering with Breakthrough Cancer Research to launch the ...

Next Wednesday and Thursday the public are invited to meet with cancer nurses to ask questions and learn more about early prevention

“It’s something you have to see to understand.”

Rowan O'Neill is staging the gig to give back to the Irish Cancer Society and all in the oncology unit in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, in Drogheda

The Garda community came together for a very special event 

RELAY For Life Kildare are launching this year’s 24-hour event that sees local communities in Kildare come together to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer, and stand together with those facing cancer.

"I would encourage everyone to please get behind the Big Pink Breakfast campaign."

“My wife has had to become my carer and can only work 17.5 hours a week. I worked full-time for 11 years before this. I never asked for any of this to happen and it’s been a shock to everyone.”

"Over the last 11 years we’re almost on the million mark"

It comes after the Irish Cancer Society warned that cancer survival rates are unlikely to improve because services are underfunded.

In 2024, an additional €20 million was requested by the HSE for the national cancer strategy. That funding was not provided.

The new code will help cancer survivors who have previously faced difficulty in accessing mortgage protection insurance due to their diagnosis

Irish Cancer Society chief executive Averil Power said a promise in the Programme for Government that cancer patients would not have to pay hospital parking charges has still not been implemented