Sellafield not linked to Louth cancer rate, says Registry

The National Cancer Registry believes increased cancer rates in Co Louth cannot be attributed to the Sellafield nuclear plant in Britain.

The National Cancer Registry believes increased cancer rates in Co Louth cannot be attributed to the Sellafield nuclear plant in Britain.

Reports this morning said the registry was of the view that higher cancer rates in the county were more likely to be linked to other factors like smoking, diet and sun exposure.

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