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'No-one should go through breast cancer alone' – Former 'Nuala' Karen Egan launches Irish Cancer Society's Big Pink Breakfast fundraiser

Actress Karen Egan has spoken of how support from others helped her get through some “dark moments and difficult situations” during her breast cancer journey.

Wexford gym hosts Big Pink Breakfast to mark tenth anniversary

To mark its tenth anniversary, SK Fitness, led by owner Sharon Martin, will host a Big Pink Breakfast event to support breast cancer awareness on Sunday, October 22. Beginning at 10 a.m. in SK Fitness’s premises in Drinagh Retail Park, the event will include a short walk followed by tea, coffee and lots of snacks in the gym.

Laois woman with breast cancer wants you to back Big Pink Breakfast

Cork breast cancer patient encourages support for Big Pink Breakfast Campaign

This October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and the Irish Cancer Society is encouraging people to host a Big Pink Breakfast in their homes, workplaces, communities and colleges to raise funds to support breast cancer support services such as free counselling, transport to chemotherapy, night nursing and more.

Wicklow cancer patient calls on public to host Big Pink Breakfast

Greystones Darkness Into Light Walk organiser Sharon Felton is supporting the Irish Cancer Society's Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign and encouraging the public to host a Big Pink Breakfast to help fund vital breast cancer support services and research projects.

Offaly breast cancer patient calls on public to support Irish Cancer Society campaign

Kildare Nationalist — Kildare breast cancer survivor says early detection was vital

Breast cancer survivor Caroline Cleary from Kildare is supporting the Irish Cancer Society's Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign and encouraging the public to host…

Cavan woman urges public to get behind the Irish Cancer Society's Big Pink Breakfast campaign

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and on Monday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Caroline Moloney, founder of 3for3 charity and Ciara Jones, a breast cancer survivor. Almost a quarter (23%), of women diagnosed with breast cancer in Ireland are between the age of 20 and 50. One in nine women will be […]

Breast cancer: 'Tears, fear, anxiety, disbelief and feeling numb — a whole smorgasbord going on at once' – The Irish Times

Symptoms of the disease can range from constant pain in one part of the breast, change in size or shape, to soreness in the armpit