Cork childhood cancer survivor speaks out to RedFM News about her fight for life
A Cork childhood cancer survivor says a local charity here in Cork was a lifeline for her and her family when she was diagnosed with the cancer.
René Clare Murnane-Hayes from Bantry has spoken out to RedFM News about her battle with leukaemia and how the Children's Leukaemia Association was instrumental in her fight for life.
Our senior reporter Fiona O'Donovan has this special report for RedFM News:
If you would like to donate to the Children's Leukaemia Association more details can be found here: https://www.cla.ie/donate/
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