Pilates and coffee morning in Kildare to raise funds for Breast Cancer Ireland. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
A pilates and coffee morning will take place in County Kildare in order to raise funds for Breast Cancer Ireland.
The event, which is being organised by AxisPilates, will take place later this month in the Monasterevin Council Hall.
According to Shauna of AxisPilates, there will be a "light pilates session on the day" from 10.30am until 11.45am, which will be followed by a coffee and food session.
She added that all proceeds will go towards Breast Cancer Ireland.
In addition, attendees are encouraged to wear pink clothes on the day in order to support the cause.
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€5 per person.
This event will take place on Saturday, September 27, 2025 and will conclude at 12.30pm.
It should be noted that spaces are limited — anyone who is interested is asked to message Shauna on 085 776 3938 in order to secure a place.
FACTS ABOUT BREAST CANCER
According to the Irish Cancer Society, breast cancer is when cells in your breast change and grow in an abnormal way.
A group of these cancer cells can then proceed to form a tumour.
Each year in Ireland, almost 3,600 women and approximately 30 men are diagnosed with breast cancer.
This form of cancer is more common in women over 50, but it can affect younger women too.
In terms of screening for breast cancer, BreastCheck is the name of the national breast screening programme.
This service offers free breast screening to women, transgender, intersex and non-binary people age 50 to 69.
It should be noted that one must be living in Ireland and have a PPS number to avail of this service.
Anyone interested in learning more about breast cancer can visit https://www.cancer.ie/cancer-information/cancer-types/breast-cancer.
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