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The Irish Cancer Society and Dell call on the Irish public to support Daffodil Day today, Friday, March 22nd.

Floods, rain, wind, power cuts and traffic jams take their toll on the country’s oldest and largest fundraising day.

Daffodil Day, the Irish Cancer Society’s annual fundraising day, took place on Friday, March 22nd. Here are four television videos from the day.

The Society is delighted to have been nominated as the official charity partner for the 2013 Great Limerick Run on Sunday, May 5th.

Daffodil Day 2013, kindly supported by Dell, took place on Friday, March 22nd. Unfortunately, the atrocious weather in Ireland on the day seriously affected the Daffodil Day efforts, with fundraising down 50% on last year.

The total number of people waiting more than three months for a colonoscopy has fallen from by 2,060 over the past year, but the Irish Cancer Society is concerned by the classification of patients waiting for a colonoscopy as "urgent" or "non-urgent".

Have you used the Irish Cancer Society's range of cancer information services? If so you can help us to evaluate those services by taking part in a quick online survey which has been compiled by a team of researchers from University College Dublin.

Following on from a series of successful live Facebook Q&A sessions over the past six months, the Irish Cancer Society will host two further Q&A sessions this week on the subjects of children’s nutrition and breast cancer respectively.

Dundalk-based company Elave Skincare (manufactured by Ovelle Pharmaceuticals) has launched its partnership with the Irish Cancer Society’s Survivorship Programme for a second year. The launch, which took place at Ovelle’s headquarters on Coes Road in Dundalk this week, was hosted by special guest and local Dundalk girl Dearbhla Lennon.