The Irish Cancer Society say approximately 13,000 people are being diagnosed each year.
The government must act to make Sun Protection Factors more affordable to stem the increase in skin cancer cases in Ireland.
The Irish Cancer Society say approximately 13,000 people are being diagnosed each year, with the number expected to double by 2040.
They're warning people if they notice any changes in their skin, to seek medical advice immediately.
Director of Advocacy at the Irish Cancer Society.Rachel Morrow says people here are not aware of skin cancer risks.
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