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Little Grace has just four per cent chance if she is treated in Ireland
A local child who is battling a rare and aggressive cancer has just a four per cent chance of survival by availing of the treatment for the condition in this country.
Help Tirellan child beat rare childhood cancer
A major fundraising drive is under way to finance treatment abroad for a young city child who is suffering from a rare and aggressive childhood cancer.
Saving Grace New fundraising effort launched in fight for life
A new fundraising campaign for nine-year-old Galway native Grace Kenneally to necessary treatment abroad has been launched.
Grace’s brave battle highlighted by Light It Up Gold
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. We, a group of parents of St. John’s Ward, Crumlin Hospital, the only paediatric oncology ward in the country, have set up a campaign, Light It Up Gold, to raise awareness, for the 200 children diagnosed in Ireland each year, by lighting up buildings around the country gold and raising much needed funds to finish renovating St John’s Ward.
Senator seeks clarity on financial support for sick children’s treatment abroad
Galway West senator Fidelma Healy Eames is to seek a meeting with the Minister for Health in the new year to examine what financial support is available for children with rare life-threatening cancers and other illnesses who may require treatment abroad or could benefit from clinical trials.
‘Girls night out’ in Claregalway to raise funds for cure for rare cancer
A “Girls Night Out” in Claregalway next week aims to raise vital funds to find a cure for a rare form of cancer which affects a local four-year-old child.
‘Girls night out’ in Claregalway to raise funds for cure for rare cancer
A “Girls Night Out” in Claregalway next week aims to raise vital funds to find a cure for a rare form of cancer which affects a local four-year-old child.
