Mother of Cork teen who underwent cancer treatment in US calls for improved treatment options in Ireland

A teenage boy who was told his cancer in the skull was terminal in Ireland is looking forward to returning back home next month after surgeons successfully completed a life-saving operation in the States.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2018 - 11:42

By Olivia Kelleher

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