Breakthrough Cancer Research funds the development of new treatment options for poor prognosis & incurable cancers. Registered Charity Number: 20077945
Walk the Camino de Santiago this April and make a real difference πΆββοΈ
From April 13β20, join us on the final 110km from Sarria to Santiago.
Every step helps fund vital cancer research in Ireland.
More info: bit.ly/BCRCamino26#BreakthroughCancerResearch#MakeMoreSurvivors
Weβre proud to be a founding member of the Irish Cancer Prevention Network (ICPN).
On #WorldCancerDay (Feb 4), join our webinar βSmall Steps, Big Impact: Physical Activity for Cancer Risk Reductionβ. @hseNCCP
Register to watch live or on demand π bit.ly/ICPNwebinar
The @BreakthroCancer Cancer Revolution exhibition continues at Stephen's Green Shopping Centre.
It features the stories of women's screening experiences, with one shared message β screening can save lives.
Book your free tickets: cancerrevolution.ie#ChooseScreening
π Happy New Year
In 2026, choose a challenge that fits your life. From the 310K Steps Challenge and hikes to the Camino and marathons, every step can help fund cancer research.
Explore what suits you π bit.ly/BreakthroughEvents#MakeMoreSurvivors
β¨ As 2025 closes, thank you for supporting Breakthrough Cancer Research.
Your generosity has helped fund research into new, better, smarter, kinder, and more effective cancer treatments - helping us #MakeMoreSurvivors
Wishing you a peaceful, happy and healthy New Year π
π Season's Greetings from everyone Breakthrough Cancer Research.
Weβre thinking of everyone affected by cancer; people
π§ͺ awaiting results
π newly diagnosed
π in treatment
π in remission
π€ supporting someone
πΉ remembering someone
You are very much in our thoughts π
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π December
Volunteers packed bags at Dunnes Stores in support of cancer research.
Thank you to everyone who supported Breakthrough Cancer Research throughout 2025.
#MakeMoreSurvivors
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π November
November saw an unforgettable Breakthrough Ball at Fota Island Resort. β¨ Supporters came together to fund cancer research, making it a night to remember.
Thank you to everyone involved.
#MakeMoreSurvivors
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π October
Supporters climbed Carrauntoohil β°οΈ to help fund research into new, better, smarter, kinder treatments and diagnostics for people with cancer.
Explore upcoming events π bit.ly/BreakthroughEvents#MakeMoreSurvivors
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π September
National Flag Days took place during this month.
π Volunteers across the country raised vital funds for cancer research right here in Ireland.
You can still donate π bit.ly/BreakthroughDonate#MakeMoreSurvivors
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π August
The opening of our exhibition #CancerRevolution - Science, Innovation and Hope at Stephenβs Green.
Itβs now extended into 2026.
π Book your FREE visit cancerrevolution.ie#MakeMoreSurvivors
POI is hiring!
Three openings are now available as part of the POI-2 consortium, in positions of senior leadership, communications & research administration. Further details of each role are included in the link below, along with details on how to apply.
precisiononcology.ie/news/neβ¦
πCountdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π July
Thousands cycled 170km for the @RingOKerryCycle helping raise β¬200,880 for @BreakthroCancer and fund research into new, better, smarter, kinder treatments and diagnostics.
Looking ahead to 2026? π bit.ly/BreakthroughEvents
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π June
Supporters walked over 120km on the Camino de Santiago for Breakthrough Cancer Research, helping fund research that offers hope to people with cancer.
Explore events for 2026 π bit.ly/BreakthroughEvents#MakeMoreSurvivors
π Countdown to Christmas β 2025 in Review
π May
We supported 17 researchers through video communication training with @TheVidacademy, helping them share their work in their own voices and bring cancer research beyond the lab.
#ScienceCommunication
πCountdown to Christmas - 2025 in Review
π April
PhD researcher Clodagh Murphy won the @ucddublin#ENGAGE2025 Grand Final for her talk on lung cancer research, highlighting the power of clear communication alongside world-class science.
Watch here: bit.ly/ClodaghMurphyYT
Young people from across Ireland were presented with their Gaisce Gold Awards at a ceremony hosted by President Catherine Connolly. This yearβs event is particularly significant, marking the 40th anniversary of Gaisce, The Presidentβs Award.
More on #VMNews
πCountdown to Christmas - 2025 in Review
π March
Through the 310K in March challenge, supporters helped fund research across 13 institutions nationwide.
Every step brought us closer to new, better, smarter, kinder cancer care.
#310KinMarch#MakeMoreSurvivors
πCountdown to Christmas - 2025 in Review
π February
Diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2006, Patricia has spent over 35 years raising β¬1 million for Breakthrough Cancer Research, funding research that offers hope to people with cancer.
Thank you, Patricia.
#WorldCancerDay
πCountdown to Christmas - 2025 in Review
π January
Four @BreakthroCancer projects received funding through @researchirelandβs Enterprise Partnership Scheme β advancing research in pancreatic & ovarian cancer, patient outcomes and lived experience.
π bit.ly/4h9QLYZ