Gaelfast supporting Donate4Dáithí
Gaelfast is the Coaching & Games department of Official Antrim GAA and their main aim is to reinvigorate Gaelic Games in #Belfast & #Antrim. Proud to have you supporting our campaign for #OrganDonation. Through...
A family and community run campaign responsible for the introduction of Dáithí's Law and encouraging people to join the NHS Organ Donor Register
Captain Dáithí is Antrim All-Star
We were delighted to have the opportunity last night (28/11/21) to thank Official Antrim GAA committee, players, management and community for their continued support for our campaign to raise awareness for #OrganDonation. We really...
“We’ve got Dáithí!”
CorK’s biggest Liverpool fan, Kevin Murphy, spotted Dáithí singing and dancing to his own Liverpool FC song a few weeks back and sent Dáithí this belter of a video. WATCH BELOW Originally tweeted by...
West Belfast family help others with blood donation in memory of mum (Dáithí’s Nanny)
Frances Smith, 56, passed away last month after a battle with kidney cancer and during the last year of her life, strangers improved her quality of life through blood donation. A West Belfast family...
Derry Girls supporting Donate4Dáithí
Amazing to have Channel 4’s Derry Girls supporting our campaign to raise awareness for Organ Donation. Dáithí and family were invited to filming recently in Belfast and had the opportunity to share their story...
PICTURES: Creggan & Naomh Muire support Donate4Dáithí in Antrim Football Final
Kickhams Creggan lifted their first Antrim senior football title since 1954 at a wet Corrigan Park courtesy of an eight point win over St Mary’s Aghagallon. Both teams supported our awareness campaign for organ...
Organ and Tissue Donation (Deemed Consent) Bill: Donate4Dáithí Evidence Session Report
Such a privilege to give evidence for the gift of life legislation at today’s Health Committee meeting. We would like to thank the Health Committee for all of their support to date for our...
Dáithí MacGabhann’s parents’ plea to Stormont: “We can’t afford any more delays”
The family of a child who has been waiting on the gift of a new heart for three years has urged the Stormont Health Committee not to lose momentum in the plans to change...
‘No time to lose in change to organ donation legislation’ say campaigners
THE father of west Belfast boy Dáithí Mac Gabhann who is awaiting a heart transplant yesterday said “we can’t afford any more delays” as he urged Stormont politicians not to lose momentum in plans to change...
