A new research fellowship in memory of bestselling author Emma Hannigan has been announced by Breast Cancer Ireland.

A research fellowship in honour of author Emma Hannigan has been announced by Breast Cancer Ireland.

Funeral eulogies are all too often grim and sometimes pretty loose with the truth. Occasionally, thankfully, they can be so open, so straight from the heart, that they can be uplifting and comforting.

The funeral of bestselling author Emma Hannigan has taken place in Dublin today.

Dubray Books have announced that they will be donating all of the profits to

Helen O’Callaghan talks to three high-profile women whose experience of breast cancer triggered a new creative phase, setting them on a path of self-discovery, healing, and a greater appreciation of life.

Majella O’Donnell is still catching up with herself. First there was the shock of the breast cancer diagnosis in 2013. 

NOTHING will stop bestselling author Emma Hannigan from writing — not even cancer.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day tomorrow five successful Irish women tell Helen O’Callaghan about their female role models.

Several Irish women know how Angelina Jolie felt when she took the option of radical surgery to reduce her breast cancer risk — because they made the same difficult decision, writes Áilín Quinlan

“I didn’t take something away; I gave myself life.”

GIVEN the economic gloom, facing into 2013 will be hard for many.