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06 Sept 2025
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Martin Gamble with his family.
A GoFundMe plea has been launched to aid a St Johnston man battling cancer.
Martin Gamble underwent surgery in Blackrock Clinic in Dublin on Wednesday.
The 50-year-old has surgery to remove a portion of his lung and a tumour.
Martin lives with his wife Janet and children James and Harper.
“Martin is a kind caring man and a wonderful husband, father, brother and uncle,” his nephew Liam Curran, who launched the appeal, has said. Over €500 has been raised and you can donate here.
“This is a big operation and the recovery will be a while so as you can imagine it is a big stress on the family as they cant work so I wanted to try and raise some funds for the family.
“Most of all please keep Martin and his beautiful family in your prayers.”
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