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26/01/2012
Irish Cancer Society Invests In Daffodil Centres
Six new Daffodil Centres will be set up over the next year by the Irish Cancer Society.
The charity confirmed it is investing €3.6 million in the centres, which will provide information and support to cancer sufferers and their families.
The investment will see the roll-out of new centres at six hospitals.
(CD/GK)
The charity confirmed it is investing €3.6 million in the centres, which will provide information and support to cancer sufferers and their families.
The investment will see the roll-out of new centres at six hospitals.
(CD/GK)
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