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Irish Cancer Society sees record demand for services

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The Irish Cancer Society has said it needs to raise €30 million this year to meet a record demand for its services, which increased significantly last year.

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Irish Cancer Society sees record demand for services

The Irish Cancer Society has said it needs to raise €30 million this year to meet a record demand for its services, which increased significantly last year.

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Irish IndependentIrish Independent
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‘Go all in’: Irish Cancer Society says it needs to raise €30m this Daffodil Day to meet record demand

The Irish Cancer Society has said it needs to raise €30m this year to meet record demand in services, following a significant increase in users.

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Irish Cancer Society needs €30m this year to meet demand

Appeal for funds launched ahead of Friday's Daffodil Day fundraiser

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Irish TimesIrish Times
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Irish Cancer Society sees 8% rise in counselling appointments

Charity sees ‘significant’ increase in demand, stating it needs to raise €30 million to meet pressure on its services

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Donegal DailyDonegal Daily

National: Irish Cancer Society needs €30m to meet record demand in services - Donegal Daily

FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint Demand for Irish Cancer Society services has surged in the last year, the charity has said ahead of Daffodil…

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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