Trinity St James's Cancer Institute

Having achieved the accreditation as the first Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Ireland we hope we @CancerInstIRE can support national efforts to contribute to a decrease in cancer incidence and mortality in Ireland, and represent as a standard bearer for cancer care.

On Daffodil Day, Gráinne, our Patient & Public Participation Lead,@CancerInstIRE celebrates the powerful role patient and public voices play in shaping cancer care. #DaffodilDay @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @IrishCancerSoc @TrinityMed1

On Daffodil Day, our Academic Director @CancerInstIRE Prof Maeve Lowery highlights how research and innovation drive better outcomes for people affected by cancer. #DaffodilDay @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @irishcancer @TrinityMed1

Link below to support this Daffodil day 💛 #DaffodilDay26

On Daffodil Day, Prof John Kennedy, Medical Director at @CancerInstIRE, highlights the vital difference #DaffodilDay support makes @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @TrinityMed1 @IrishCancerSoc

This Daffodil Day, Ingrid, Cancer Clinical Trials Manager, @CancerInstIRE underscores the importance of ongoing support in enabling high‑quality cancer research and trials #DaffodilDay @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @IrishCancerSoc

As Daffodil Day approaches, Lana, our @CancerInstIRE Administrator, reflects on the importance of the day and the message of hope it offers to those living with cancer @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @TrinityMed1 @IrishCancerSoc

New editorial by Dr Raheel Khan & Prof Patrick Forde @CancerInstIRE @stjamesdublin on ultra‑low‑dose immunotherapy improving survival & affordability in relapsed solid tumours - an important step toward more equitable global cancer care. Check it out: ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC…

As Daffodil Day approaches, Deirdre, our Lead Research Nurse for Cancer Clinical Trials, @CancerInstIRE @stjamesdublin highlights the vital role that research plays in improving cancer care and future treatment options @tcddublin @TrinityMed1 @IrishCancerSoc #DaffodilDay

As Daffodil Day approaches, Audrey, Cancer Nurse Lead at @CancerInstIRE @stjamesdublin, notes that ongoing support plays an important role in enabling the delivery of compassionate, high‑quality cancer care @tcddublin @TrinityMed1 @IrishCancerSoc

On Daffodil Day, Aideen, our Quality Coordinator at @CancerInstIRE, shares why support for #DaffodilDay matters now more than ever @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @IrishCancerSoc @TrinityMed1

On Daffodil Day, our Young Onset Cancer Coordinator, Nicola at @CancerInstIRE, shines a light on the impact of #DaffodilDay @IrishCancerSoc @stjamesdublin @tcddublin @TrinityMed1

Congratulations to Dr Bashir Mohamed, who presented three abstracts at #ESGO2026 showcasing a promising approach that combines boosted γδ‑T cells with nanoparticle‑delivered immunotherapy to overcome tumour defences in metastatic ovarian cancer - offering new hope for patients.

Dr ⁦@EmilyHarrold6⁩ on ⁦@RTE2fm⁩ speaking about the rise in early onset cancer. Great to have this important topic reaching a wider audience 👏🏼 ⁦@stjamesdublin⁩ ⁦@IrishCancerSoc⁩ podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/2fm…

Today on HPV Awareness Day, we’re sharing the facts and highlighting the importance of prevention. HPV is a very common virus, yet its links to multiple cancers affecting women and men are still not widely understood. #HPVAwarenessDay #HPVNetworkIreland #CancerPrevention

Just to flag the @CancerInstIRE CaRes Seminar Series talk next week focuses on Head and Neck Cancer and speakers are: ➡️ Mr Conall Fitzgerald - Consultant Otolaryngologist & recent recipient of TSJCI Joly award ➡️ Dr. Maitiú O Murchú - Translational Cancer Researcher All welcome!

On HPV Awareness Day, we’re sharing the facts and highlighting the importance of prevention. #HPVAwarenessDay #HPVNetworkIreland #CancerPrevention #onelessworry

Powerful piece in today’s Irish Independent highlighting how little many people know about HPV. A vital reminder of the importance of awareness, & early detection. ‘I hadn’t really heard of HPV, I definitely didn’t know it could exist in your throat’ | Irish Independent

Great article in The Irish Times featuring Dr Cara Martin, highlighting the significant rise in HPV‑related throat cancers among men & the need to address falling vaccination rates. Significant rise in throat cancers among men related to HPV, campaigners say – The Irish Times

Today marks the launch of HPV Network Ireland, a new collaboration bringing together health, cancer, community and clinical organisations to improve awareness of HPV and its links to cancer. Prevention starts with awareness. #HPVAwarenessDay #HPVNetworkIreland #CancerPrevention