National Cancer Registry Ireland
Updated November 2025.
About National Cancer Registry Ireland
The National Cancer Registry of Ireland (NCRI) is a population-based registry established in 1991 to collect, classify, and analyse data on all new cancer cases in Ireland. Funded by the Department of Health, NCRI provides vital statistics to support cancer research, public health planning, and service evaluation. It publishes annual reports and disseminates insights to improve patient care and outcomes. NCRI data informs policy, tracks cancer trends, and supports epidemiological studies. With over 30 years of data, NCRI plays a key role in reducing the impact of cancer and enhancing survivorship across Ireland
Culture Overview
We believe in working collaboratively within the health system, and doing the best job we can with a sense of enthusiasm, respect and trust. We could never deliver on the high quality, accurate, and informative cancer data that we provide without our valued employees, the driving force behind our organisation! We strive to inspire our employees through a number of initiatives: Health ; Wellbeing Employee Benefits Diversity ; Inclusion Training and DevelopmentWord from the top
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