News from NCRI

The National Cancer Registry (NCRI) today published its Annual Report & Financial Statement 2021. The Report covers the period from 1st January until 31st December 2021, and describes the performance and operation of the National Cancer Registry during 2021

Ms Ellen Farrell was appointed to the Board of the National Cancer Registry Ireland in May 2022.

The KeepWell Mark is an evidence-based accreditation and award that recognises Irish employers for investing in workplace health and wellbeing.

The index, published by Ibec in partnership with Business & Finance Media Group, acknowledges companies in Ireland who are leading the way for employee wellbeing.

The document provides the definitions and codes for the data collected by the NCRI.

We have established an Advisory Council for the National Cancer Registry.

The Minister for Health is inviting applications for two positions on the National Cancer Registry Board.

Prof Deirdre Murray, Director of the National Cancer Registry, was amongst the speakers at "Time To Act Cancer" a virtual event organized by the European Cancer Organization for World Cancer Day 2022.

Updated statistics on cancer incidence, mortality and survival were published today (1st December 2021) by the National Cancer Registry (NCRI)

The Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly TD, has appointed Ms Mary Bourke and Prof Mark Lawler to the NCRI board.

The National Cancer Registry has updated its Incidence Statistics section to cover diagnosis years 1994 to 2017.

The NCRI, in association with University College Cork, is pleased to announce that Professor Deirdre Murray has been appointed new Director.