This Forum will be held over two days with participants attending in-person and virtually at Farmleigh House.
This historic mansion sits on an estate of seventy-eight acres situated to the north-west of Dublin’s Phoenix Park and serves as the official Irish State guest house for visiting dignitaries and guests of the nation.
Home to the Guinness family for generations, Farmleigh remains a unique representation of its heyday, the Edwardian period, and houses important artworks and furnishings, as well as the Benjamin Iveagh collection of rare books, bindings, and manuscripts which is held in the Library. The extensive pleasure grounds feature walled and sunken gardens and scenic lakeside walks, tastefully influenced by the Guinness family.
Farmleigh is accessed via the Phoenix Park from White’s Road with free parking on site. Please note that there is approximately a five-minute walk from the car park to the House. Further access details can be found here.
Important! DirectionsPlease do not follow SatNav or Google Map directions to Farmleigh Estate, as these will not currently bring you to the correct location. Instead please enter these coordinates: 53.3661, -6.3516. Farmleigh is accessed from the interior of Phoenix Park.
Field-leading US and European cancer practitioners, academic experts, policymakers, patient advocates and political figures will join together to advance a transatlantic beating cancer agenda.
All-Island Cancer Research Institute
UCD Conway Institute
University College Dublin
Belfield Dublin 4
info@aicri.org
Please be aware in-person attendance is by invitation only and that online attendance details will be published closer to the event dates.