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A photo posted to Shan's Facebook page yesterday shows her in hospital in Texas
Teenager Shan Tynan has arrived in Houston, Texas, to undergo her urgently-needed cancer treatment.
Shan, whose mother Leona is from Newbridge, needs specialist care for a rare cancer condition at an estimated cost of €500,000 in a hospital in Texas.
An emotional fundraising appeal by the young Carlow woman, 18, released through YouTube last week, has now raised over €735,000 to give her a chance at life.
According to a statement posted on her Facebook page on Tuesday night, she underwent treatment for extreme pain on Sunday evening, and is currently in hospital.
Her family cannot travel home as planned - Shan will have to remain in Texas for at least a year for her treatment - due to her current condition.
You can donate to Shan's treatment fund by clicking here.
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Sinéad Ronan, Public Affairs Manager, County Kildare Chamber and Luke Hanahoe, President, County Kildare Chamber with the pre-Budget submission
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