National Cancer Registry Ireland

New NCRI analysis shows encouraging trends: incidence rates for urological cancers stable or falling, and survival improving, driven by better pathways and treatment advances. Read more in the @IMT_latest article below 👇 imt.ie/news/incidence…

Prostate cancer remains the most common urological cancer in Ireland. Survival is among the highest of any cancer type, and treatments are evolving with more robotic‑assisted surgery and active surveillance. 📘 Read the full report: ncri.ie/en/reports-pub…

📢Listen to Dr Theresa Redaniel, Head of Research & Analysis @IrishCancerReg, discuss findings from our new Urological Cancers Report with @morningireland, showing improved survival for prostate, kidney, testis, penile & bladder cancers. 🔗 rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

3 decades of NCRI data show major progress in urological cancers. 📈 Improved survival for prostate, kidney, testis, penile & bladder cancers 🏥 Rapid Access Prostate Clinics reshaping diagnosis 🩺 Shift toward less‑invasive treatments New NCRI report👉 ncri.ie/en/reports-pub…

📰 NCRI Urological Cancers Report just released: “Major advances in how these cancers are diagnosed, major changes in treatment practice, and improved survival over the long term.” Read the full report👇ncri.ie/en/reports-pub…

Great to see this milestone for CancerWatch JA and the wider ENCR community. As part of the Joint Action, the NCRI is proud to support the development of the EHDS 👇 linkedin.com/posts/cancerwa…

In the lead up to #InternationalWomensDay we’re honoured to be recognised as one of the Best Workplaces™ for Women 2026 by @GPTW_Ireland This recognition reflects our commitment to equity, inclusion and supporting women to thrive at every level of the organisation.

📣 WE ARE HIRING! The National Cancer Registry is running recruitment campaigns for a Research Data Specialist for managing the NCRI Secure Data Environment. ✍️Apply now: rezoomo.com/job/93944/ Closing date: 23rd March

The NCRI is attending the IACR Annual Conference this week, where we’re sharing our latest posters and exploring innovations in digital health, bioengineering, liquid biopsies and cancer susceptibility. Excited to learn, connect and contribute! 🎗️ #IACR2026 #CancerResearch

We are in Edinburgh this week for the @CR_UK Data‑Driven Cancer Research Conference, where we’re attending and presenting our poster. Excited to share learnings on AI, health data, and the future of data‑driven cancer research. Great to connect and contribute! #CancerResearch

Our colleague Hamid Heidarian Miri attended the @SPHeREprogramme Network Conference today at @RCSI_Irl , presenting on Cancer Survival in Ireland Before and During COVID‑19. This year’s event focuses on ensuring health resources align with the needs of the populations they serve

Proud to be a project member of CancerWatch Joint Action, which is driving progress in cancer data across Europe! If you want to understand why cancer data matters, this short video explains it well: better data → better decisions → better care. 📺 youtu.be/a7_Ap3mUoDY?si…

Congratulations to the @RCPI_news Clinical Advisory Group on this impactful work! Great to see NCRI stats informing national discussions on tobacco control, another example of how high‑quality cancer data can support policies that protect public health🚭 linkedin.com/posts/royal-co…

We’re attending the @noca_irl Annual Conference 2026 📍 Call by the National Cancer Registry Ireland stand to discover more about the cancer data we hold 📊, how it’s used 🔍, and how you can access it 🤝 We look forward to meeting you! #cancerdata

📊 Webinar – Join Us Next Week We’re hosting a webinar on 16th Feb, 13.00–14.00 titled: “Behind the Numbers: Making Sense of NCRI Data and Its Quality.” Looking at how high‑quality cancer data underpins effective cancer surveillance. 🔗 Register here 👉form.jotform.com/260183498156363

#WorldCancerDay reminds us why cancer intelligence matters. As cancer cases rise across Europe, high-quality registry data is vital to inform policy, improve outcomes and support equitable cancer care. Discover more about the #CancerWatch Joint Action 👇 linkedin.com/posts/cancerwa…

On #WorldCancerDay 🌍, we highlight the importance of cancer data. Reliable information helps guide research, plan services and inform policy - all essential to improving cancer care in Ireland. Learn more about the NCRI cancer data journey👇 ncri.ie/en/data-collec…

📊 Webinar Invitation! Join us on 16th Feb, 13.00 - 14.00 for "Behind the Numbers: Making Sense of NCRI Data and Its Quality" as we explore how high‑quality cancer data supports cancer surveillance, comparison & policy. Register 👉form.jotform.com/260183498156363

You are invited to a free public webinar for World Cancer Day on 4th Feb 2026 organised by the #ICPN. The theme is Small Steps, Big Impact: Physical Activity for Cancer Risk Reduction. More information and to register for free visit hse.ie/eng/services/l…

✅NCRI has published its first Gender Pay Gap Report: 📊 Mean gap: -5.56% (in favour of women) 📊 Median gap: 0.23% (near parity) Read more about our commitment to equality: ncri.ie/sites/default/…