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“The Irish Cancer Society was an invaluable support to our family during our darkest days" - Pádraig Hanratty

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Irish Cancer Society launches campaign for change to allow women defer maternity leave following a cancer diagnosis

“The Irish Cancer Society was an invaluable support to our family during our darkest days" - Pádraig Hanratty

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'Your maternity leave is important and it should be protected, it should be spent with your baby' - Emma's story

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Mary's story - 'There is no reason you should be disadvantaged because you’ve had cancer and had a baby at the same time'

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"It was lung cancer, I was totally shocked, only two days earlier I had climbed a mountain with my family." - Lung cancer patient Deirdre

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"If something positive has come from my cancer diagnosis, it is that it has stopped me worrying about the tiny silly things." -Denise Cannon

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“It is easy to forget how strong we really are, and all the difficulties we manage to cope through.” - Katherine Dolphin Griffin

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Grant Aid for Affiliate Organisations

The Society remains committed to offering grants to people affected by cancer. Grant amounts are determined individually with each affiliated organisation.

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Strides For Life Programme

The Irish Cancer Society’s Strides for Life based on the “Murphy Cardiovascular (METs) Programme” is a 15 week walking programme for cancer survivors.

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A lady is lying under a radiotherapy machine. A doctor is standing behind her head

Stereotactic radiotherapy and stereotactic radiosurgery for brain tumours

Information on stereotactic radiotherapy and stereotactic radiosurgery for brain tumours.

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About the Real Cost of Cancer campaign

Campaign highlighting the financial challenges faced by cancer patients in Ireland.

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"I can now understand the patient’s perspective and I like to think that shines through.” - Stacey's story

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