The fundraiser is the brainchild of All-Ireland SFC winner John Divilly in association with Paul Byrnes Media. They recently commissioned two of the best artists in Ireland to create six incredible one off pieces for auction, centred around the spirit and fun of our national games.
For the last two decades, the Irish Ladies Golf Union has supported the National Breast Cancer Research Institute through golf days hosted by Lady Captains at clubs across the country.
The ‘Mayo Pink Ribbon Charity Cycle’ is made up of a voluntary group of people who feel passionately about the need for breast cancer research. Each year the group organise a number of events in the Mayo area to raise awareness and funds for the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.
Huge thanks to Deloitte for their continued support of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute and their amazing fundraising efforts from ‘One Good Turn’ 2023 in September. Photo: Prof Michael Kerin & Chairperson Caroline Loughnane pictured below with
The National Breast Cancer Research Institute are delighted to be one of the benefactors of the 2023 Kirby Way Cycle along with Milford Care Centre. Thank you so much to the management and staff of
Congratulations to our board members, Lourda McHugh, Doctor of Laws (LLD), and Miriam Hand, Doctor of Laws (LLD), who both received Honorary Degrees at University of Galway. Lourda and Miriam are recognised for their advocacy,
Martin Kennedy on behalf of Paul Freeney from Seapoint Leisure, presents a cheque for €8,453 to Prof Michael Kerin, Director of Research National Breast Cancer Research Institute and National Breast Cancer Research Institute Director, Phillip
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The National Breast Cancer Research Institute was founded in 1991 by Professor Fred Given in order to increase awareness, improve access to treatment and conduct international class research into breast cancer.
The National Breast Cancer Research Institute was founded in 1991 by Professor Fred Given in order to increase awareness, improve access to treatment and conduct international class research into breast cancer.
