Category: Our Campaign

Families impacted by organ donation have urged people to discuss their wishes with relatives as new funds to promote the life-saving decision were announced. The parents of a two-year-old boy awaiting a heart transplant...

Fourteen people in Northern Ireland died last year while waiting for an organ transplant, and now a new £250,000 fund aims to promote donation. The development marks the first time there has been a...

A West Belfast boy with a heart defect is the star of the show this Christmas.Dáithí Mac Gabhann was born with congenital heart defect Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and has undergone major surgery but now needs...

Dáithí Mac Gabhann, who has undergone surgery for hypoplastic left heart syndrome, is the face of Belfast City Council’s Christmas card. We spoke to his parents Seph and Máirtín. Listen Here

Brave toddler Dáithí Mac Gabhann, who along with his parents Máirtín and Seph, has been raising awareness for the Organ Donation campaign, was all smiles yesterday as he was unveiled as the official mascot...

THE plight of a west Belfast toddler on the waiting list for a new heart has inspired hundreds of people to take part in a running event to raise awareness for organ donation. Hundreds...

THIS year’s Gaeltacht Quarter 10K is set to raise awareness for a very worthy cause. Now in its third year, this year’s event will help to raise awareness for organ donation and the ‘Is Deontóir...

Tá gasúirín beag as Béal Feirste – Dáithí Mac Gabhann / atá ag fanacht ar chroí nua / tar éis daltaí i scoil áitiúil / a spreagadh / a bheith ina ndeontóirí orgán. Shínigh...

NINE out of ten Coláiste Feirste senior pupils have signed up to the Organ Donation Register after meeting inspirational West Belfast tot Dáithí Mac Gabhann. Ballymurphy boy Dáithí along with his devoted parents Máirtín...