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Leona - 'Every now and then I have a little cry and I think about what could have happened if things weren’t caught on time'

Advanced Nurse Practitioner Caitríona Duggan's research aims to help reduce a significant source of anxiety and discomfort for some patients during their treatment using a readily-available solution.

“My fitness levels were on the floor after all the treatment, so I liked the idea of being able to do it on your own terms.” - Thomas Butler

Anne-Marie - "It’s ok to say that this is really hard and I think that’s an important message."

'I wear sun cream all the time' - Rachel on her experience of melanoma and helping to raise awareness

"I would always bring myself back to the Society’s website to get reassurance" - Breast cancer survivor Helen

Mike Walsh is living proof that you can climb mountains even after a cancer diagnosis, but the county Waterford lecturer is keen to promote the message that even a small amount of physical activity can reap big rewards.

Prostate cancer survivor Tom "If I could tell people one thing, it’s to slow down."

Erica's story - 'I should have been able to bank my maternity leave for when I was actually able for it'

"It was the very first year I was not going to be home for his anniversary and I wanted to do something to mark the day.” -Mairead Brennan