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About NCRI
Governance
NCRI is committed to operating to the highest standards of effective and efficient corporate governance. Its Governance Framework sets out the principal structures and processes by which the organisation is directed, controlled and managed. These … -
About NCRI
Public Sector Equality and Human Rights Duty Assessment and Action Plan
You can read the NCRI's Public Sector Equality and Human Rights Duty Assessment and Action Plans here. … -
Reports & Publications
The initial impact of COVID-19 on cancer in Ireland: Incidence, stage at diagnosis, mortality and 1-year survival
New NCRI report reveals Ireland’s cancer outcomes remained resilient despite Covid-19 disruption …Publication date -
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NCRI recognised as one of the Best Workplaces™ for Women in 2026
The National Cancer Registry of Ireland (NCRI) is delighted to announce that has been named one of Ireland’s Best Workplaces for Women™ … -
About NCRI
Who we work with
Collaboration is at the heart of NCRI’s mission to improve cancer outcomes. NCRI believes in collaborative relationships and integrated working within the health and research sectors. It recognises that tackling the complexities of cancer requires a … -
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New NCRI Urological Cancer Report just launched
Three Decades of NCRI Data Paint a Positive Picture of Substantial Progress on Urological Cancers … -
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CancerWatch Joint Action: Update
New website, first newsletter, and continued NCRI contributions … -
Reports & Publications
Urological Cancers in Ireland 1994–2023
Three decades of National Cancer Ireland Data paint a positive picture of substantial progress on urological cancers …Publication date -
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NCRI to Share Best Practice at Great Place to Work® Employee Wellbeing Webinar
NCRI will participate in an upcoming GPTW webinar exploring how organisations can meaningfully support employee wellbeing. … -
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NCRI Website Shortlisted for a Spider Award!
The new NCRI website has been shortlisted for the “Best in Universal Design” category at the upcoming Spider Awards. … -
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Fast Facts: Prostate Cancer
Fact Facts: Prostate Cancer Prostate Cancer is the most commonly diagnosed urological cancer It is the most common cancer in men in Ireland excl. NMSC 94% of patients are alive five years after a prostate cancer diagnosis Prostate cancer survival is among … -
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Fast Facts: Urological Cancers
Fact Facts: Urological Cancers There are 5 types of Urological cancers: prostate, testis, penis, kidney, bladder Survival has improved or remained stable across all urological cancers Case numbers have risen over time, driven by Ireland’s ageing …