Irish bone marrow donors honoured at Dublin ceremony

President McAleese has presented awards to 61 bone-marrow donors at a ceremony in Dublin, which is being held at the start of Blood for Life week.

President McAleese has presented awards to 61 bone-marrow donors at a ceremony in Dublin, which is being held at the start of Blood for Life week.

Bone marrow is used as a potential cure for diseases like leukaemia - ideally it comes from a family member.

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