Daithi MacGabhann

Daithi MacGahbann and his father Mairtin MacGahbann outside the Houses of Parliament in London, before watching the NI Executive Formation Bill pass through the Commons

MPs back ‘Daithi’s Law’ new organ donation arrangements for Northern Ireland

Daithi MacGabhann on the steps of Parliament Buildings at Stormont, as a Bill extending the deadline for holding a fresh Assembly election in Northern Ireland and introducing regulations for a new organ donation law is set to pass through the Commons

Bill to delay Assembly election and progress ‘Daithi’s Law’ set to pass Commons

Daithi MacGabhann with his dad Mairtin MacGabhann at their home in Belfast

Daithi's Law: Government moves to introduce NI organ donation law at Westminster

Dáithí Mac Gabhann and his parents Mairtin and Seph arrive at Stormont, east Belfast.Stormont assembly recalled for the sixth time since its collapse last year.

PICTURES: Belfast boy Daithi MacGabhann and his parents arrive at Stormont

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson pictured at a press conference (February 3, 2023)

DUP refuses to attend Stormont in the face of recall pressure over donor law

Daithi MacGabhann with his dad Mairtin MacGabhann at their home in Belfast. Daithi has been on the heart transplant waiting list since 2018

Daithi flown to England for heart operation

Daithi MacGabhann with his dad Mairtin MacGabhann at their home in Belfast. The father of a young boy who has been waiting over three years for a new heart is remaining hopeful that proposed organ donation reforms will be passed by Stormont in the coming months. The legislation is one of more than 30 pieces which have just months to become law in Northern Ireland before the next Stormont Assembly election. Picture date: Wednesday December 22, 2021.

Plea to prime minister on Daithi’s Law to reform organ donation legislation

Seph Ni Mheallain (left) with her six-year-old son Daithi MacGabhann outside Hillsborough Castle

Daithi's Law: six-year-old Daithi and his parents meet with Secretary of State

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has asked officials to explore possible avenues to implement organ donation laws in Northern Ireland

NI Secretary pledges to ‘explore possible avenues’ to enact organ donations laws

Daithi MacGabhann with his dad Mairtin MacGabhann at their home in Belfast. Daithi is on the organ transplant waiting list and his family have campaigned for the new legislation.

Stormont parties urge NI Secretary to help enact organ donation law

Daithi and his dad Mairtin who has won a Heart Hero award

Daithi’s dad Máirtín Mac Gabhann wins Outstanding Contribution Heart Hero Award

News Letter editorial

Northern Ireland organ donation law reform is becoming increasingly urgent

Daithi MacGabhann, with father Mairtin and his partner Seph Ni Mheallain, at Stormont

Heart boy’s dad hails ‘very positive day’

Bundle of joy: Daithi MacGabhann (4)

‘Daithi makes everyone smile and a heart transplant is his last chance’

Chief Executive of BHF NI Fergal McKinney with Mairtin MacGabhawn and his four-year-old son Daithi, who urgently needs a heart transplant. Photo: Press Eye.

Charity urges NI to adopt presumed consent law for organ donation