Cancer centre opened in Cork hospital marking €77m expansion

The opening of a new Bon Secours Cork Cancer Centre has been described as a "very positive development for Cork and the wider Munster region".

Cancer centre opened in Cork hospital marking €77m expansion
Mon, 21 Oct, 2019 - 12:41
Steve Neville

The opening of the new Bon Secours Cork Cancer Centre has been described as a "very positive development for Cork and the wider Munster region".

The centre was officially opened by Minister of State Jim Daly and marks the completion of the wider €77m expansion of the hospital.

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