*Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF). Photograph: Eamon Ward AN ELECTED representative from Ennis has led the call for the introduction of a screening programme to help detect lung cancer.
*Photos by Tom Micks Relay for Life Ennis, an annual event that has become a symbol of strength and solidarity in the fight against cancer, is excited to announce the rebranding for the 2024 event. To better represent the support from not only Ennis but the entire county, the event is officially changing its name …
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*Ciara Jones at her home in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: Natasha Barton A CLARE MOTHER of two found out she was pregnant with her third child on the same day she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
QUIN’S John Wall was an honoured guest at the Irish Cancer Society Research Awards.
Irish jewellery brand Seoidín have launched a special edition pink pendant for October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Events this summer are cancelled across the globe, but Relay for Life Ennis is keeping their promise not to give up until Cancer does.
*Tadhg and Ella Fitzpatrick shave their heads for the Irish Cancer Society SIXTEEN year old Ella Fitzpatrick and her dad Tadhg have said goodbye to their luscious locks.
MOST 16 year old girls would run a mile from even the suggestion of shaving off their hair, but not Ella Fitzpatrick.
*Orlaith Duggan. Photograph: Gary Collins Travelling to Cusack Park or the Gaelic Grounds would ordinarily offer Orlaith Duggan the rare prospect of lining out for Clare in a county ground, instead she’s found herself taking swabs at both locations over recent weeks.
Quin cancer campaigner, John Wall has received a commitment from the Minister for Health to review the Terminal Illness Card.
