St. Luke's Institute of Cancer Research

St. Luke's Institute of Cancer Research is the dedicated research arm of the St. Luke's Radiation Oncology Network, founded in 1992 to advance knowledge in cancer prevention, treatment, care and cure. Based in Dublin, the Institute drives scientific inquiry across the full spectrum of oncology, encompassing therapeutic, diagnostic and laboratory investigations that underpin the Network's clinical services.

The Institute's core mission is to fulfil the research role of the Network while supporting a broad range of clinical studies. It places a strong emphasis on nurturing the next generation of cancer researchers, offering training and mentorship that equips young scientists with the skills needed to tackle today's oncology challenges. Collaboration is also central to its approach, with active partnerships forged with academic and research organisations both in Ireland and abroad.

Through its multidisciplinary focus and commitment to collaborative innovation, St. Luke's Institute of Cancer Research contributes vital evidence and expertise that enhance patient outcomes and propel the fight against cancer forward.