Cormac France is urging men to check for the signs of penile cancer.
A Kildare father of four says he's using the shock of his penile cancer diganosis to raise awareness of the symptoms.
Cormac France was training for marathons when he noticed he was losing significant weight and struggling with chronic tiredness.
Tumours began to produce what he's describing as a "horrendous smell".
Mr France had to undergo partial amputation once the cancer was detected.
He says he wants men to take one simple step to mind their health:
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