Clare Lung Cancer Survivor Criticises Depravity Of Vulnerable Patients Without Home Heating
The Clare based Chair of the Irish Lung Cancer Community is criticising the government for allowing vulnerable people to suffer in deprived conditions.
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The Clare based Chair of the Irish Lung Cancer Community is criticising the government for allowing vulnerable people to suffer in deprived conditions.
A Clare lung cancer survivor has warned that the symptoms of the illness can easily be confused with other milder conditions. A study conducted by the Marie Keating Foundation has found that less than one in three people are confident they know and could identify the symptoms of lung cancer. Ennis native Seamus Cotter was […]
It has been fifteen years since this column focussed on the Timothy Kennefick memorial near Coachford. My thanks to Tony McCarthy of Blarney for raising Timothy’s story way back when this column was exploring and writing about the River Lee valley.
Lung cancer is the fifth most common cancer in Ireland, affecting both men and women, usually over the age of 50. To raise awareness, on Tuesday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Seamus Cotter, from Shannon, diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and Aoife McNamara – Irish Cancer Society Information Development Manager. Clare FM – Podcasts · Lung Cancer Awareness