This report summarises incidence, treatment, survival and mortality for cancers among Irish children (age 0-14 years). On average, 128 cancers were diagnosed per year during 1994-2011, most frequently leukaemias (40), brain and central nervous...Read more [1]

This report, produced in collaboration with the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry, describes incidence, mortality, treatment and survival rates of cancer on the island of Ireland from 1994-1996.Read more [3]

This report, produced in collaboration with the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry [7], describes incidence, mortality, treatment and survival rates of cancer on the island of Ireland from 1998-2000.Read more [5]

The first all-Ireland cancer atlas, published by the National Cancer Registry and the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry, shows major unexplained variations across the island in the risk of most common cancers. The atlas shows that in the period...Read more [8]

This atlas provides detailed geographical information on the distribution of all the common cancers in Ireland, over a ten year period from 1994 to 2003.Read more [10]

This is the third joint report between the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry [13]and the National Cancer Registry and it reveals that each year over 21,000 people across Ireland were diagnosed...Read more [11]