Cancer survivors to create arc of light across Dublin Bay

Cancer survivors and their supporters are set to create an arc of light across Dublin city this evening to raise funds for cancer support services.

Sun, 08 Oct, 2017 - 08:19

Cancer survivors are creating an arc of light across Dublin city this evening to raise funds for cancer support services.

Aslan frontman Christy Dignam and Leinster rugby star Luke McGrath are among those urging members of the public to support a Torch of Hope Relay around Dublin Bay.

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