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Two Armagh friends who underwent their own separate struggles with breast cancer have "come out the other side" with an abundance of energy and ...

31 August 2026

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Armagh breast cancer survivors prepare to wrap up ‘Big Ribbon Fundraiser’, bow-led over by generosity!

Two Armagh friends who underwent their own separate struggles with breast cancer have "come out the other side" with an abundance of energy and ...

County Armagh · 31 Aug 2026
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Armagh friends turn cancer recovery into a year of fundraising for three charities

Two Armagh friends who have both experienced breast cancer are bringing their community together through a series of events raising money for three cancer charities.

Armagh · 28 Aug 2026
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