Remembering Dermot Murnaghan and his commitment to improving outcomes for men with prostate cancer

It is with great sadness that we have learned of the death of Dermot Murnaghan following his diagnosis of advanced prostate cancer.

Dermot was a highly respected journalist and broadcaster who brought warmth, professionalism and integrity to everything he did. Following his diagnosis, he spoke openly and courageously about his experience, helping to raise awareness of prostate cancer and encouraging men to take their health seriously.

As an ambassador for Prostate Cancer Research, Dermot used his voice and platform to support our mission to improve diagnosis, treatment and outcomes for men affected by the disease. His willingness to share his story helped shine a light on the realities of living with prostate cancer and inspired many others to seek information, support and medical advice.

Our thoughts are with Dermot’s family, friends and colleagues at this incredibly difficult time.

Dermot’s determination to help others, even while facing his own diagnosis, will leave a lasting legacy. We are deeply grateful for his support and proud to have worked alongside him.

Oliver Kemp MBE

Chief Executive

Prostate Cancer Research