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Siblings to raise funds in memory of 'inspirational' Greenlough man

The sister of a Greenlough man who passed away last year has begun a fundraising campaign in aid of a brain tumour research charity. Breandán McNally died in November 2020 after suffering from a brain tumour and his sister Aoife McNally has now ...

03 Feb 2021 at 08:30

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Derry father who lost wife to brain tumour to run London Marathon in her memory

Alan Robinson’s wife Nicola, a mum-of-two and a teacher at Derry's Fountain Primary School, was diagnosed in 2018 with a diffuse astrocytoma brain tumour after suffering for a couple of weeks with headaches and dizzy spells. Nicola underwent ...

25 Jan 2023 at 16:30

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Derry family and friends raise £38,000 in memory of late teacher who passed aged 35 from brain tumour

Family and friends of a local school teacher who lost her life to a brain tumour last year have been keeping her memory alive and raising awareness of the disease by fundraising together. Last week, alongside Brain Tumour Research, they ...

11 Nov 2022 at 17:00

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Derry family and friends to run marathon in memory of late teacher who passed aged 35 from brain tumour

Family and friends of a local schoolteacher who lost her life to a brain tumour last year have been keeping her memory alive and raising awareness of the disease by taking up running together. ‘Team Nicola’ was formed by Nicola ...

24 Aug 2022 at 18:09

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