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Breast Cancer Ireland Breast Cancer Ireland (In The Media Jan 18­Mar 18) Table of contents Health & Wellbeing Evening in Castlerea to aid purchase of four new defibrillators .....................................................10 Roscommon Herald -06/03/2018 RAHENY ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 The Herald -06/03/2018 Boyle Town Focus ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Roscommon Herald -06/03/2018 CLUB NOTICEBOARD ..................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Dublin Gazette (City Edition) -01/03/2018 'She was my guiding star' - writer Emma's heartbroken husband ................................................................................................17 The Herald -05/03/2018 'It is never too late to dream big - keep dreaming' ....................................................................................................................................19 Irish News -05/03/2018 'She left a trail of glitter andjoy in her life! ........................................................................................................................................................22 Irish Independent -05/03/2018 Tributes as inspirational author Emma dies after battle with cancer ..........................................................................................24 Sunday Independent -04/03/2018 Emma Hannigan: the funny, brave, kind writer I knew ..........................................................................................................................25 The Irish Times -05/03/2018 BOOKMARKS .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................26 The Irish Times -03/03/2018 Tragic Emma passes .......................................................................................................................................................................................................27 Sunday World -04/03/2018 What bravery ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................28 Evening Echo -01/03/2018 The HOT LIST What we want to see, do and huy this weekend ...................................................................................................29 Irish Independent -03/03/2018 Author hits €100,000 in cancer campaign........................................................................................................................................................35 Irish Independent -01/03/2018 NI novelist's tribute to top author and friend Emma Hannigan after her death at age of 45 ....................................36 Belfast Telegraph -05/03/2018 EMMA'S FIGHT AT AN END .....................................................................................................................................................................................38 The Sun (ROI) -05/03/2018 Novelist Emma loses Big C battle ..........................................................................................................................................................................39 The Sun (ROI) -04/03/2018 She was my wife and soul mate: husband .....................................................................................................................................................40 Daily Mail (ROI) -05/03/2018 Bestselling writer Hannigan dies of cancer at 45 .......................................................................................................................................41 Sunday Times (ROI) -04/03/2018 Ten cancer battl never break Emm es could a's spirit ...........................................................................................................................42 Daily Mail (ROI) -05/03/2018 Novelist Emma loses cancer fight at age 45 .................................................................................................................................................44 Mail on Sunday (ROI) -04/03/2018 You never think at 32 it will happen to you.. but it's happening to loads of young people ........................................45 Daily Mirror (ROI) -02/03/2018 Emma has found peace ..I've lost my soul mate ........................................................................................................................................47 Daily Mirror (ROI) -05/03/2018 Emma loses cancer battle ............................................................................................................................................................................................49 Sunday Mirror (ROI) -04/03/2018 Emma Hannigan's friends and fellow writers pay tribute .....................................................................................................................50 irishtimes.com -05/03/2018 Husband of Inspirational Emma Hannigan Pays Tribute To His 'soul mate' ........................................................................52 rollercoaster.ie -05/03/2018 Rachel Allen shares close friend Emma Hannigan's 'parting words' to her ..........................................................................53 evoke.ie -05/03/2018 Celebrate International Women's Day at Café Carleton, Newbridge on Friday, March 9, with .............................54 kildarenow.com -05/03/2018 Emma Hannigan's husband Cian pays a heartbreaking tribute to his'guiding star' ........................................................55 rsvpmagazine.ie -05/03/2018 Husband of inspirational Emma Hannigan pays tribute to his 'soul mate' .............................................................................56 irishmirror.ie -04/03/2018 'epitome of strength'Husband of late Emma Hannigan pays emotional tribute to his 'guiding ..............................58 thesun.ie -04/03/2018 Emma Hannigan's husband speaks of how he has lost his soul mate .....................................................................................59 eveningecho.ie -04/03/2018 Tributes pour in for beloved author Emma Hannigan ............................................................................................................................60 rte.ie -04/03/2018 President Higgins remembers Emma Hannigan and her advocacy for Breast Cancer Ireland ............................61 breakingnews.ie -03/03/2018 Irish author Emma Hannigan passes away following long battle with breast cancer ....................................................63 breakingnews.ie -03/03/2018 Irish writer Emma Hannigan dies after cancer battle ..............................................................................................................................64 rte.ie -03/03/2018 Author Emma Hannigan raises a staggering €100,000 for Breast Cancer Ireland..........................................................65 vipmagazine.ie -01/03/2018 'She was my guiding star'- writer Emma's heartbroken husband .................................................................................................66 Herald.ie -05/03/2018 Husband of late author Emma Hannigan pays heartbreaking tribute ........................................................................................67 her.ie -04/03/2018 Emma Hannigan's husband speaks of how he has lost his soul mate .....................................................................................68 irishexaminer.com -04/03/2018 Author Emma Hannigan has passed away following decade long cancer battle .............................................................70 goss.ie -03/03/2018 President Higgins remembers Emma Hannigan and her advocacy for Breast Cancer Ireland ............................71 eveningecho.ie -03/03/2018 Irish Author Emma Hannigan Has Died Following A Battle With Cancer ...............................................................................72 98fm.com -03/03/2018 Author Emma Hannigan passes away after 11-year battle with cancer ..................................................................................73 independent.ie -03/03/2018 Emma Hannigan urges people to 'dream big' after hitting €100k charity target.................................................................74 extra.ie -01/03/2018 'She left a trail of glitter and joy in her life' .......................................................................................................................................................75 independent.ie -05/03/2018 Maia Dunphy: Emma Hannigan, the funny, brave, kind writer I knew ......................................................................................76 irishtimes.com -04/03/2018 'She was my guiding star and my hug to say everything would be ok'- Emma Hannigan's husba ....................77 independent.ie -04/03/2018 Best-selling Irish author passes at age 45 - she had revealed she was dying ...................................................................78
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