A one-page info sheet for HCPs to share with patients by printing or by email. Each sheet lists the programme's contents. Patients can access the video programme they need by using the QR code or clicking the link in the PDF.

A one-page info sheet for HCPs to share with patients by printing or by email. Each sheet lists the programme's contents. Patients can access the video programme they need by using the QR code or clicking the link in the PDF.

A one-page info sheet for HCPs to share with patients by printing or by email. Each sheet lists the programme's contents. Patients can access the video programme they need by using the QR code or clicking the link in the PDF.

Leaflet from the National Cancer Control Programme with infomration for patients recommended to have proton beam therapy abroad

This booklet has lots of information about the medical, practical and emotional care of someone with cancer. It also has information about how to talk to a loved one who has cancer.

Information for cervical cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for breast cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for stomach cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for thyroid cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for testicular cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for people diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, including types of treatment, possible side-effects and support available.

Information for kidney cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for ovarian cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for pancreatic cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information on eating well when you have cancer and coping with eating difficulties.

This collection includes over 30 booklets on different types of cancer. Each one offers clear, supportive information to help you understand your diagnosis and treatment, manage side-effects, and cope with the emotional, financial, and practical impact of cancer.

Information for patients with a diagnosis of metastatic (advanced) prostate cancer.

Information for lung cancer and mesothelioma patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for metastatic prostate cancer patients, including tests, grading, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for head and neck cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for liver cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for uterine (womb) cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

Stopping cancer before it starts is a key goal of the Irish Cancer Society. We know 4 out of every 10 cancers can be prevented by living a healthy lifestyle. Spotting cancer early is also a key part of our cancer awareness work. The booklets, leaflets, factsheets, posters and other resources listed below provide information on how to reduce your risk of developing a variety of cancers, and how to spot cancer early.

This factsheet gives you information about staying safe around your pets during and after your cancer treatment. Available to download only.

Information for patients diagnosed with cancer of unknown primary (CUP), including tests, treatments and side-effects, and how to cope.

Information for metastatic breast cancer patients, including treatment, side-effects, and how to cope.

This booklet covers how to deal with issues around sex and sexuality when you have cancer. It includes information on the sexual side-effects of treatment, the impact of cancer on relationships and when you are LGBTQIA+.

Our Spot Cancer Early leaflet has information on some of the key changes to look for when checking your body for changes that could be cancer.

This collection includes posters and leaflets to help raise awareness of different cancer types. It covers key symptoms to watch for and important information to support early detection and understanding.

These booklets are written for cancer patients and their loved ones. They include information on cancer treatments, side-effects and how to cope. If you have any questions, call our Support Line on Freephone 1800 200 700 or visit a Daffodil Centre to speak to a cancer nurse.

Information on signs and symptoms, risk factors and treatment of penile cancer.

Information on cancer risk factors, ways to reduce your risk and how to spot cancer early.

Information for bowel and anal cancer patients, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

This factsheet gives you information about staying safe around farm animals during and after your cancer treatment. Available to download only.

Information for patients diagnosed with non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

A practical information guide for parents and other adults who are caring for siblings of a child with cancer.

This leaflet gives information on what increases your risk of cervical cancer, screening, how to reduce your risk and more.

Information for patients diagnosed with non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, including tests, staging, treatment and side-effects, and how to cope.

This leaflet explains what changes to look for to spot cancer early. It uses pictures and simple words to make the information easier to understand.

This booklet is for people who have finished their cancer treatment. It has information on: follow-up care, side-effects and how to manage them, financial and practical matters, your feelings after treatment and living a healthy lifestyle.

This leaflet gives you facts about bowel cancer, its causes and symptoms, how it is diagnosed, and how to reduce your risk. It also has information on bowel screening.

Information for parents and families of a child or young person with relapsed or refractory cancer.