Cork Cancer Survivor Aaron McMahon Thrilled To be Able To Attend The Liam Miller Tribute Game
He said it was a goal of his during recovery from surgery on a rare brain tumour
Cork cancer survivor Aaron McMahon says attending the Liam Miller tribute game was a goal of his during recovery from surgery on a rare brain tumour.
Speaking exclusively to RedFM News after the sold-out game yesterday, the 18-year-old who returned home from the US where he underwent life saving surgery says he fears the cancer will return but he says days like yesterday in Páirc Uí Chaoimh make him positive.
Our senior reporter Fiona O'Donovan has more for RedFM News:
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