Dublin GAA star told she has stage four cancer after 'legs go numb'

Dublin GAA star told she has stage four cancer after 'legs go numb'

Nursing student Lana Nolan from Glasnevin had her life turned upside down in January when a cancerous tumour was discovered during an emergency appendix surgery

GAA star, 21, diagnosed with stage four cancer after 'legs go numb'

EXCLUSIVE: A nursing student who has been playing Gaelic football ever since she can remember was left in shock after she was diagnosed with stage four cancer aged just 21

GAA star life turned upside down after cancer diagnosis

A talented GAA star has opened up about being diagnosed with stage-four cancer after a tumour was discovered during an emergency appendix removal. Lana Nolan had her life turned upside down when she was diagnosed in January, after experiencing a numbness in her legs. After attending a GP, she was immediately sent to A&E to have her appendix removed. The Glasnevin native, who has represented Dublin at both Under-20 and minor levels in Gaelic foot…