Help Noah Twomey Aged 7 FIGHT Leukaemia

In the blink of an eye, Robert and Linda Twomey and their 3 beautiful boys had their world turned upside down after just one phone call. Three heart stopping words about their 7 year old son Noah was anyone's worst nightmare - Noah has Leukaemia. This call came 2 weeks before Christmas. The family should have been getting ready for Santa and his reindeer but instead they were finding themselves in hospital wards, in total shock, disbelief, and devastated for their little boy. Their world was now a harsh reality about chemotherapy. For Noah, instead of his next training session or match for his beloved Croom GAA or Croom FC he was now on a journey of painful treatments of chemotherapy, blood transfusion, lumbar punctures and bone marrow aspirations. Robert and Linda have been informed it will take 2 to 3 years for Noah to be fully recovered from T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia after treatments. Noah has always battled hard on the field with bundles of energy and lots of pride. Now his battle is for his life.

Your donations will help cover regular travel visits to hospital which is currently 4 days a week and the necessary accommodation overnight stays and travel costs. Noah was recently in Crumlin for the past 3 and a half weeks. This was as a result of unexpected complications with his liver and kidneys due to the severity of the chemotherapy.

We the extended Twomey and O'Connell family feel powerless and are hoping to raise significant funds for this resilient family. The reality is Robert and Linda are both self employed with their household income reduced so they can be with Noah and care for him in Dublin.

Every cent raised will mean one less worry for the family so they can focus solely on Noah and continue family life as best they can for his brothers Ryan (12) and Ruairí (10).

If you're able to, and would like to donate, any amount will be appreciated, but if you're not in a position to donate, just sharing Noah's story and saying a little prayer for our brave warrior will make a huge difference.

Not all superheros wear capes, but sometimes superheros live in the hearts of small kids fighting big battles.