Cancer campaigner Stephen Teap 'deeply honoured' to be appointed as head of Cork charity

Tue, 30 Jul, 2024 - 18:04

Alison O'Reilly

A campaigner who lost his wife following a cervical cancer misdiagnosis has been appointed as the new chief executive of Cork ARC Cancer Support House.

Irene Teap was just 35 years' old when she lost her life in a case that “could have been avoided” in 2017.

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