Daithi MacGabhann
Young transplant campaigner Dáithí MacGabhann welcomes baby twin brothers
Young west Belfast boy and transplant campaigner Dáithí MacGabhann has welcomed the birth of baby twin brothers.
Daíthí lands in Newcastle for surgery as family hope for return to transplant waiting list
The six-year-old, on waiting list since 2018, was temporarily removed from the list as transplant surgery deemed too risky at this time
Dáithí to undergo surgery family hopes will get him back on heart transplant waiting list
The family of west Belfast boy Dáithí Mac Gabhann have said the youngster who helped change the north's organ donation law is to undergo surgery this week amid hopes he will be placed back on the heart transplant waiting list.
Dáithí Mac Gabhann: Messages of support flood in for after transplant setback
The six-year-old has been taken off the transplant waiting list as he needs another operation
‘Thank you, you have given me life again' - Moira woman on the gift of organ donation
Patty Gilbert from Moira received a kidney from a deceased donor in England
Belfast boy behind Dáithí's law campaign to receive freedom of city
Dáithí Mac Gabhann (6) is being recognised for his work to change the law on organ donation and to raise awareness
Father of Dáithí Mac Gabhann speaks on hurtful impact of hate letter
THE father of Dáithí Mac Gabhann has spoken of the hurtful impact of receiving sectarian hate mail in the post.
Beaming smiles from Dáithí Mac Gabhann family as new organ donation law passed
The beaming smiles from Dáithí Mac Gabhann and his family said it all at Westminster on Wednesday as MPs officially backed a new organ donation law for Northern Ireland.
Editorial: Dáithí must not be failed again
THE joy on Dáithí Mac Gabhann's face after hearing that the British government would step in to ensure the law on organ donation in Northern Ireland is changed said everything about the issues at stake.
Editorial: Dáithí deserves better than DUP obstruction
THERE is a certain irony in the fact that DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, in a letter to party members ahead of yet another Assembly recall, wrote that because "Westminster is sovereign" it – and not Stormont – was the correct place to implement the stalled Dáithí's Law.