The popular cook was initially diagnosed with bowel cancer in March 2021 after doctors discovered a blockage.
Ireland AM chef Joe Shannon has said he is going through a “tough time” as he opens up about his cancer battle.READ MORE: Beloved Irish TV chef Joe Shannon provides update on chemotherapy after terminal cancer diagnosisHe told Ireland AM hosts Alan Hughes and Tommy Bowe: “I'm going through a bit of a tough time at the minute, but I'm going in for chemo today, starting a new batch of six sessions.
“On this road, there can be ups and downs or whatever. At the moment I'm going through some problems internally, so they need to check that today. “But look it, I'm looking down at the grass, I'm upright so things are good. I'm on Ireland AM, what more could I ask for?”One person wrote: “Such a lovely positive outlook. Good on ya - best of luck with your treatment and may you continue to ’look down on the grass’ for many years to come xx”.
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