Almost €80k raised for Cork boy, 6, whose suspected broken nose was actually cancer

As well as helping other children like Darragh Foley, the money raised will also help towards the care of his older brother
After bruising went down and Darragh Foley's nose still looked broken, a doctor in Cork’s South Infirmary ordered an ultrasound and MRI which showed a mass on his nose. File picture: Dan Linehan

After bruising went down and Darragh Foley's nose still looked broken, a doctor in Cork’s South Infirmary ordered an ultrasound and MRI which showed a mass on his nose. File picture: Dan Linehan

Almost €80,000 has been donated to help fund cancer care for a six-year-old boy whose suspected broken nose led to a cancer diagnosis.

Last summer, Darragh Foley developed a bump on his nose that was first treated as a broken nose and re-set into position.

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