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Irish Citylink and Gobus have turned a coach pink in support of the Irish Cancer Society’s Care For Your Pair Campaign this October! The Care For Your Pair campaign was created by the Irish Cancer Society to spread the word about the importance of breast health and raise funds for breast cancer patients and their families across Ireland this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Irish Cancer Society’s national conference ‘Living Well With and Beyond Cancer’ is taking place both in-person and online on Saturday, September 3 at the Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4.

Generous slimmers in Athlone and the surrounding areas have been donating the clothes they have slimmed out of to the Irish Cancer Society.

Local Slimming World members are celebrating their fabulous weight losses by donating the clothes from which they successfully slimmed out of to The Irish Cancer Society.

Slimming World members in Galway are celebrating their fabulous weight losses by donating the clothes they have successfully slimmed out of to the Irish Cancer Society. The members, who have lost over 1,200 stone between them since January, have so far donated nearly 500 bags to raise vitally needed funds for the cancer charity.

When I started transition year in Presentation College Headford last September, I wasn’t sure what the year ahead would bring. I feared at the start it would be a year I regretted doing. However I am now in my final two months of transition year and I am mournful that it is coming to an end. On my very first day, my TY coordinator told us, “Your transition year is what you make of it.” I promised myself that I was going to make the most out of it and take every opportunity given to me, a few of which I will share in this article.

To mark Daffodil Day, Local Fianna Fáil Minister of State, Deputy Robert Troy, hosted a fundraising coffee morning for the Irish Cancer Society in his Athlone constituency office on Friday morning last.

The public has been urged to give what they can this Daffodil Day in support of crucial services provided by the Irish Cancer Society to patients and their families in Mayo.

Athlone native, Rebecca Duffy, has encouraged members of the local community to afford their full support to the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day to take place tomorrow, Friday, March 25.

A new International Health Literacy Survey preliminary results shows that nearly one in three (28 percent) people in Ireland have ‘limited’ health literacy and in particular struggle with finding and evaluating health information.