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06 Sept 2025
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The health checks will be administered to the public from 9am–6pm on Wednesday February 21 and Thursday February 22, free of charge
The Irish Cancer Society will be offering free health checks in Thurles Shopping Centre in the coming week.
As part of the ‘Your Health Matters’ Roadshow, nurses will administer health checks to the public from 9am–6pm on Wednesday February 21 and Thursday February 22, free of charge.
The health check is a free walk-in service. It will include a blood pressure check, body mass index (BMI) and carbon monoxide (CO) reading and information on cancer prevention, screening, and ways to help spot the early signs of cancer.
Each health check will take approximately 15 minutes and a referral for a GP can also be arranged where further help is required.
The roadshow will be located in Thurles Shopping Centre opposite the Post Office.
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