Television presenter Dermot Murnaghan dies aged 68
Broadcaster Dermot Murnaghan, who grew up in Armagh, has died at 68 from prostate cancer.
Cancer
Enniskillen bike run raises £920 for Dementia NI
Ballycarry man graduates from Ulster University after cancer battle and loss of son
Omagh Cancer Support Charity Opens Refurbished Centre with New Therapy Rooms
Mayor Visits Foyle Maritime Festival and Urges Public to Attend
Omagh Probus Club Members Tour Aviation Museum and Historic Gaol
Skin cancer diagnoses reach 11 per day in Northern Ireland as doctor warns of hidden UV danger
Urology Inquiry Finds Systemic Failures Led to Patient Harm at Southern Trust
Murdock Staff Run 110km in 24 Hours for Three NI Charities
Dementia and Alzheimer’s Leading Cause of Death in Northern Ireland in Early 2026
Comber Runner Dedicates 10k Victory to Late Grandparents
Comber nurse among RCN Northern Ireland award winners
Centra Ballymena Honoured as Top Fundraiser for Action Cancer
Inquiry Finds Systemic Failures Led to Harm in Southern Health Trust Urology Services
Belfast woman recovers from surgery after bowel cancer complications
Lisbellaw Pupil Donates Hair to Little Princess Trust
Six-Year-Old Bangor Boy Runs 6K for Children’s Cancer Charity
Former health scientific advisor Ian Young awarded CBE in King's Birthday Honours
Ulster Hospital medics cycle around Northern Ireland to raise funds for pancreatic cancer charity
Routine Smear Test Detects Bangor Woman’s Cervical Cancer Early
