Shop staffed entirely by cancer survivors to open in Dublin

A shop that is stocked and staffed entirely by cancer survivors is to open in Dublin today.

Shop staffed entirely by cancer survivors to open in Dublin
Tue, 04 Feb, 2020 - 08:52
Steve Neville

A shop that is stocked and staffed entirely by cancer survivors is to open in Dublin today.

'The Shop That Nearly Wasn't' is due to open today to mark World Cancer Day.

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