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The centre sincerely thanks all its very generous supporters for their continued loyalty to the centre
The CARE Cancer Support Centre in Wellington Street, Clonmel is closing for Christmas holidays today, Wednesday, December 17 and will reopen on Wednesday January 7.
The centre sincerely thanks all its very generous supporters for their continued loyalty to the centre.
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“We wish everyone a Happy, Holy and Peaceful Christmas and every good wish for 2026”.
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The centre provides emotional support and practical help to people who have experienced cancer in either the past or the present, as well as all those who support them.
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