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LISTEN BACK: Neil speaks to John Reynolds who has prostate cancer and believes it was caused by a toxic site in the Ringaskiddy or Cobh area

10:01 7 May 2020

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Neil speaks to John Reynolds who has stage 4 prostate cancer and is 61 years old.

He says those who have or recovered from cancer believe it was caused by a toxic site in the Ringaskiddy or Cobh area and believes there should be a medical review.

You can listen to John's conversation with Neil here:

LISTEN BACK: Neil speaks to John Reynolds who has prostate cancer and believes it was caused by a toxic site in the Ringaskiddy or Cobh area

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