The parents of four-year-old cancer sufferer Megan Malone say she has been given the all-clear from doctors in Boston.

THE COST of treating a 4-year-old Co Cork girl for a rare cancerous brain tumour has been estimated at over €1 million though the final figure is expected to be around €820,000 following negotiations.

THE family of a 4-year- old Co Cork girl undergoing treatment for a rare brain tumour in the US are now preparing to move from New York to Boston, after doctors confirmed she will need radiotherapy, something her family had hoped wouldn’t be necessary.

THE family of a 4-year-old Cork girl undergoing treatment for a rare brain tumour in the US will discover this week whether she will require radiotherapy treatment.

TWO-YEAR-OLD Liam Heffernan, who underwent pioneering brain surgery to help him overcome the fatal Batten disease, arrived back in Ireland yesterday — a week earlier than expected.

THE family of a young Co Cork girl, undergoing treatment for a rare brain tumour in a New York hospital, have reportedly been asked by the US authorities for confirmation of what funds are available to them before their visas can be renewed.

A Cork toddler who was given less than a 20% chance of survival from a rare form of cancer has made major progress in New York.

THE treatment of a Cork toddler undergoing lifesaving chemotherapy for a rare brain tumour in New York could be jeopardised if her family’s living expenses are not met and they become a financial burden on the US.

THE parents of three-year-old Megan Malone, who continues to make a remarkable recovery from a rare brain tumour, have spoken of the huge risk they took in ending her treatment in Ireland and bringing her to the US.

The parents of brave Megan Malone have been told that she no longer has cancer traces in her brain.

A little girl from Co Cork has been given the all-clear from brain and spinal cancer after receiving specialist treatment in the United States.

THE parents of little Megan Malone, who underwent life-saving treatment for a rare brain tumour in New York, have been told there is no longer any trace of cancer in her brain while tumours on her spine also appear to have completely cleared.

A CORK toddler who was given just weeks to live last October continues to beat the odds and amaze her doctors after an MRI scan revealed that the cancer in her brain has almost completely disappeared.

THE parents of a Cork toddler, undergoing specialist treatment in New York for a brain tumour, say their wish for 2011 is their brave daughter will start playschool in September, free from disease.

BRAVE little Megan Malone has given her parents an early Christmas gift in New York by making remarkable progress from a rare brain tumour.

A BRAVE little Cork girl with a rare and life-threatening disease has begun specialist treatment in America buoyed by the news that her tumour has reduced by 75%.

AN anonymous donor has offered to foot the likely €300,000 bill for a little Cork girl to have lifesaving treatment in the US.

A DONOR has come forward and offered to pay for the specialist US treatment needed to save the life of three-and-a-half year-old Cork girl Megan Malone.

A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl from Co Cork who was diagnosed with a rare tumour in October — just a week after her parents celebrated the birth of a new child — travelled to New York yesterday for vital cancer treatment.