I started playing with Cork Con at 5 years old and managed to make the Under-8s team that year! Munster captain Peter O’Mahony has tied the knot with his long-time love Jessica Moloney in what was an intimate ceremony held on Saturday. "Donate on idonate, do your challenge and tag as many friends as you would like to challenge using #PullTogetherCUHC and tagging ‘Cork University Hospital Charity’ on Facebook and @CUHCharity on Twitter, and let’s all pull together against cancer!” O’Mahony concludes.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. When they donate, they set themselves a challenge enabling friends, families, communities and companies to pull together to improve cancer services for future generations.It could be a sporting, art or household challenge (anything at all - run around your garden, a Zoom party, a 5k walk, shave your head, a virtual tractor run!) He plays primarily as a flanker, but can also play at number 8, and represents Cork Constitution in the All-Ireland League. Pulling together against Cancer.
to raise awareness and fundraising for this worthy initiative. Able Seaman, Dylan Cullinane and Coxn Martin Kelly, Chief Petty Officer, Irish Naval Service, Rugby star, Peter O'Mahony, Dr. Richard Bambury, Clinical Director for Cancer Services, pull together on board the L.E. Peter O'Mahony made his senior Munster debut on January 2, 2010 against Ulster. Rugby is back and Cork's Peter O'Mahony says the onus now is on Munster's well-documented new signings to step up to the mark required. The Irish rugby star and solicitor who have been together for over eight years opted for a low-key ceremony in their back garden in the presence of their children and a small gathering of family members and friends.
Along with the €75,000 from the Fenton family, the charity have existing funds of €100,000 but we still need to raise the remaining €275,000 needed to purchase this life-changing technology for cancer patients through our idonate page.“We are also rolling out a social media campaign with communities, families, companies and individuals rowing in behind us to raise the necessary funds to secure this equipment as soon as possible, and save many lives in the process, not to mention the improved quality of life solutions offered by this ultra-modern diagnostic technology.”According to Clinical Director for Cancer Services, Dr. Richard Bambury, growth in cancer rates will continue to rise, as the population lives longer, and as new cancers continue to emerge.“CUH has seen 200 new patients in radiotherapy and 50 patients in chemotherapy in the last six weeks alone, demonstrating the seriousness of the situation and the necessity to provide a quick turnaround and halt progression of cancers," said Dr Brambury.“It is imperative that we have the latest and best technology to enable us to deliver the best and most accurate course of treatments for our patients in Munster. "We are certainly getting better at dealing with cancer but we need to have every possible effective tool at our disposal to bring our service in line with the goals of the National Cancer Strategy 2017-2026, which aspires to ensure that all patients who need a particular molecular test will have that test performed at the appropriate time and on the appropriate tissue sample”.O’Mahony and C.U.H are asking people to come up with creative fundraising ideas for their social media fundraising campaign. The Munster skipper will be working with added world-class talent at the Aviva Stadium this evening, with Damian de Allende and RG Snyman added to the side after their World Cup winning heroics in the Far East. As Peter O'Mahony takes centre stage as he captains the Lions in their first test match today, it's an extra special moment for his young family at home in Ireland cheering him on. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. To donate to this urgent fundraising campaign, see www.idonate.ie/CUHCCancerCampaign or follow the #PullTogetherCUHC challenge on Facebook ‘Cork University Hospital Charity’ and Twitter @CUHCharity Picture: Jim Coughlan. He gained experience in general practice in Liverpool before following postgraduate studies in Cork Dental, Guy’s and Royal Berkshire Hospitals and holds a membership in Orthodontics and Fellowship from The Royal College of Surgeons. The Hospital is looking to secure 'game changing cancer technology'Ireland and Munster Rugby's Peter O’Mahony has helped launch an urgent fundraising campaign to secure ground-breaking technology for Cork University Hospital.The C.U.H is hoping to secure this equipment which they hope will significantly advance cancer testing, enabling patients to commence their highly targeted therapies and clinical trials earlier, will have immense potential to improve cancer patient quality of life and survival.“The campaign is supported by the Fenton family in memory of their beautiful daughter and sister Karen who died of ovarian cancer, and they have raised €75,000 to date for the critical technology”, said O’Mahony.“Cancer has not gone away, so we are forging ahead with fundraising. During his career, O'Mahony has captained Presentation Brothers College, Ireland U18, Ireland U20, Munster, Ireland and the British and Irish Lions. Eithne in Cork harbour, to kickstart urgent funding for game-changing cancer technology at Cork University Hospital. Pulling together against Cancer.