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Homepage | Irish Cancer SocietyThe homepage of the Irish Cancer Society, Ireland's national cancer charityHomepage | Irish Cancer Society Skip to main content Irish Cancer Society Donate Show your support Donate now Freephone Support Line 1800 200 700 Get help and support I’ve been diagnosed with cancerI’m being treated for cancerI have metastatic cancerI care for someone with cancerI have a child with cancerI'm a teen or young adult with cancerYour treatment journeyCoping with cancerWelfare and Supports service Life after cancer treatment View all our services Daffodil CentresCancer information, support and advice at 13 locations nationwide. Find out more here Cancer information About cancerCancer typesCancer preventionCancer signs and symptomsCancer screeningCancer testsCancer treatmentsSide-effects and symptomsChildren's cancer Support and resourcesResources for healthcare professionalsBooklets, leaflets and posters Order booklets and publicationsVideo library About our work AdvocacyYour storiesOur newsOur annual reportsContact usWork with usOur Leadership Become an Advocacy VolunteerWe are looking for people who can lend their voice to our vital advocacy campaigns. Find out more Our research About our cancer researchWe support scientists and fund world-class cancer research. Learn more here Researchers’ HubDiscover our latest reasearch appeals and awards, or manage your grant. Visit our Researcher's Hub Cancer mythsWhat research do we fund?Patient and Public InvolvementOpen calls for researchers Ways to help Fundraise for usHelp change the lives of people affected by cancer across Ireland. 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Find out more here Cancer information About cancerCancer typesCancer preventionCancer signs and symptomsCancer screeningCancer testsCancer treatmentsSide-effects and symptomsChildren's cancer Support and resourcesResources for healthcare professionalsBooklets, leaflets and posters Order booklets and publicationsVideo library About our work AdvocacyYour storiesOur newsOur annual reportsContact usWork with usOur Leadership Become an Advocacy VolunteerWe are looking for people who can lend their voice to our vital advocacy campaigns. Find out more Our research About our cancer researchWe support scientists and fund world-class cancer research. Learn more here Researchers’ HubDiscover our latest reasearch appeals and awards, or manage your grant. Visit our Researcher's Hub Cancer mythsWhat research do we fund?Patient and Public InvolvementOpen calls for researchers Ways to help Fundraise for usHelp change the lives of people affected by cancer across Ireland. Learn more here Daffodil Day 2026Volunteer with usBecome a monthly supporterBecome a corporate partnerOur charity shop locationsLodge your funds Leave a gift in your willTax efficient givingLearn about Relay for LifeShop wedding favours Join us for Daffodil Day, 20 March 2026Learn all the ways you can get involved below. Donate Today Get involved now How can we help? I've just been diagnosed I'm being treated for cancer I have metastatic cancer I care for someone with cancer Get help and supportWe can help you whenever you need support. Call us today or discover all the ways we can help below. See all our free services Freephone Support Line 1800 200 700 Speak confidentially with a nurse.Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.Find services Daffodil Centres Freephone Support Line Transport Service Children and Young Adult supports Free Support Packs Explore all services Learn about cancer See all cancer types Search cancer type and conditions Loading... See all cancer types Help make a differenceWe are a community of patients, survivors, volunteers, supporters, health and social care professionals and researchers. Together we are transforming the experiences and outcomes of people affected by cancer. DonateEvery cent you give today will help change the lives of people affected by cancer across Ireland. Donate now FundraiseWhether you're running a marathon or shaving your head to raise money to fund our work, we'll appreciate your amazing support! Fundraise now Join our missionJoin us as a volunteer to create a future where nobody dies from cancer. #WeWontStop Join our missionYour Impact in 20250 You funded more than 29,800 free lifts to bring 2,800 patients to and from cancer treatment safely.0 You helped fund over 5,900 nights of Night Nursing care, to allow patients at the end of life to spend their final days surrounded by their loved ones.0 You enabled more than 26,700 supportive and comforting conversations with people affected by cancer through our Support Line and Daffodil Centre nurses.0 You funded over 14,300 free counselling sessions for those affected by cancer.0 You allowed over 179 families to avail of the Irish Cancer Society Children's Fund to help with the cost of a childhood cancer diagnosis.About our workWe won't stop until fewer people receive a cancer diagnosis, until everyone who does survives it and until everyone who needs it receives world-class care and support. Learn more about us and the work we do by clicking the button below. Learn more about our work Your stories Glenn Keating - bowel cancer story ICS Post“Don’t be afraid to ask the questions, ask what something means or push for answers. If you catch things early enough, it can make a massive difference.” In early 2020, Dublin musician Glenn Keating noticed he was feeling more tired than usual. Read more by clicking the link. Details Linda O'Riordan McCarthy's Oesophageal Cancer Story ICS PostWhen Linda O’Riordan McCarthy was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in March 2022 at age 48, it came about after she experienced ongoing issues with swallowing food. Details Michelle and Sophia's Childhood Cancer Story ICS PostAt age three, Sophia-Grace Conway received her first cancer diagnosis after a brain tumour was discovered during a scan. The young girl then had two cancer recurrences, one in 2019 and another in 2020. Click the link to learn more. Details Dr David O'Reilly's Lung Cancer Researcher Story ICS PostMeet Dr David O'Reilly, an Irish Cancer Society-funded researcher who is working on a project looking at using liquid biopsies to improve outcomes for patients with non-small cell lung cancer. Click the link to read more. Details Marcus Humphries' Prostate Cancer Story ICS PostMarcus Humphries, 59, from Dublin is currently living with prostate cancer. Marcus is a delivery driver for phs Ireland and has worked with the company as a service driver for around 18 years installing and repairing washroom products for the hygiene provider. Details Gerry Connolly's Prostate Cancer Story ICS PostSemi-retired stationary salesman Gerry Connolly, 69, from Donegal was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2013. Details Read all your storiesOur News Press Release: The Irish Cancer Society celebrates almost 200,000 Nights of Nursing provided to cancer patients in Ireland over the past 40 Years NewsPress Release: The Irish Cancer Society celebrates almost 200,000 Nights of Nursing provided to cancer patients in Ireland over the past 40 Years Details Press Release: Government signals on future-proofing nicotine products legislation welcome, says Irish Cancer Society NewsPress Release: Government signals on future-proofing nicotine products legislation welcome, says Irish Cancer Society Details Press Release: Groundbreaking cancer researchers from around Ireland honoured at Irish Cancer Society Research Awards 2026 NewsPress Release: Groundbreaking cancer researchers from around Ireland honoured at Irish Cancer Society Research Awards 2026 Details Press Release: First curative surgeries carried out as part of groundbreaking €4.9 million lung cancer pilot programme funded by the Irish Cancer Society NewsPress Release: First curative surgeries carried out as part of groundbreaking €4.9 million lung cancer pilot programme funded by the Irish Cancer Society Details Press Release: Irish Cancer Society welcomes next phase of the Laura Brennan Catch Up Programme NewsPress Release: Irish Cancer Society welcomes next phase of the Laura Brennan Catch Up Programme Details Press Release: This New Year, make it your resolution to get any worrying signs or symptoms of cancer checked out NewsEngagement in the Irish Cancer Society's 'Your Health Matters' roadshow in 2025 increased by nearly 10% compared to 2024 Details Read all our news Stay up to date with our newsletterSign up to our newsletter to hear about our latest news, updates and ways you can support our work.  Sign me up! Call us for free 1800 200 700 Write to us Send us an email Find support near you Find nearest Daffodil Centre We are a community of patients, survivors, volunteers, supporters, health and social care professionals and researchers. We are working towards a future where nobody in Ireland will die from cancer.We won't stop until fewer people receive a cancer diagnosis, until everyone who does survives it and until everyone who needs it receives world class care and support.   Get help and support Explore all our free services Our services for children, adolescents and young adultsFreephone Support LineFree support packs Learn about cancer Cancer information Cancer prevention Advocating for change AdvocacyVolunteer with us Research About our researchResearcher's hubSign up to our research newsletter Join our mission Daffodil Day 2026Fundraise DonateSee how you can help Housekeeping Contact Press Jobs Terms & conditions Privacy Cookies Find Us on Facebook Find Us on Instagram Find Us on Youtube Find Us on Pinterest Find Us on Reddit Find Us on LinkedIn Find Us on TikTok Irish Cancer Society Head office, 43/45 Northumberland Road Dublin, D04 VX65 Charity Regulatory Authority No. 20009502; Revenue Number CHY5863, Company Number 20868. © 2026 Irish Cancer Society Show your support Donate now Freephone Support Line 1800 200 700 © 2026 Irish Cancer Societyenen1773638424https://cancer.ie

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