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  • Statistics

    Incidence statistics

    With this interactive tool users can design customised tables of cancer incidence, filtering by types of cancer, time period, location, sex and …
  • Reports & Publications

    Fast Facts: Childhood Cancer

    Fast Facts: Childhood Cancer (0 – 15) •    190 Childhood cancer cases per year •    Number 1 cause of death by disease in children in Ireland (aged 1 – 15) •    87% of patients are alive five years after a childhood cancer diagnosis (2013 – 2020) …
  • About NCRI

    Committees

    NCRI has established two committees: an Audit and Risk Committee, and an Advisory Council to support its organisational responsibilities and objectives. …
  • About NCRI

    Careers

    Are you passionate about data and interested in helping to improve cancer outcomes? NCRI is always looking for highly motivated individuals to join our award-winning …
  • Reports & Publications

    Fact Facts: Female Breast Cancer

    Fact Facts: Female Breast Cancer 179 Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in Ireland excl. NMSC 3,600 breast cancer cases per year 88% of patients are alive five years after a breast cancer diagnosis 750 deaths per year     2ND most common …
  • News

    CancerWatch Project Launch

    Europe launches CancerWatch: improving cancer data quality and timeliness to strengthen cancer control …
  • About NCRI

    Board meeting minutes

    Board meetings take place on a regular basis over the course of a year. Click on the links below to download meetings minutes.  …
  • Reports & Publications

    Tobacco-Related Cancers Report

    New NCRI report reveals ongoing impact of tobacco-smoking on cancer in Ireland …
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  • Reports & Publications

    Covid-19 Impact Report

    Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on cancer in Ireland While Covid-19 severely disrupted cancer detection during 2020, Ireland’s cancer outcomes remained stable overall and there is no clear evidence to date of lasting harm to early survival or mortality …