More than 100 jerseys have now been donated for a nine-year-old girl who is battling cancer.
Róisín Price was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) in February 2015.
After several rounds of treatment, the Tipperary family recently found out that the cancer is back.
Róisín is a huge GAA fan, and to cheer her up during treatment she and her family set a mission of collecting jerseys from every county.
Newstalk's technology correspondent Jess Kelly is friends with the family, and put out the appeal on social media.
This is Róisín. She’s 9 years old and has battled cancer for the past 6 years. She found out this week that the cancer is back.
Alongside her fight against cancer, she decided to set herself the mission of collecting GAA jerseys from every county. pic.twitter.com/HnXxBdapJM— Jess Kelly 👩🏻💻 (@jesskellynt) November 13, 2020
The Newstalk offices have since been inundated with donations.
As well as the 32 jerseys from every county, lots of special gifts and messages have continued arriving for Róisín over the past week.
More generosity for Róisín this morning on my desk... pic.twitter.com/3bEufjOP4P
— Jess Kelly 👩🏻💻 (@jesskellynt) November 24, 2020
Recent additions to the collection include signed Meath and Kilkenny jerseys; one signed by the Tipperary team that won the Munster title over the weekend; and a Dublin jersey donated and signed by Bernard Brogan.
It hasn't stopped with county jerseys, with club kits and football shirts also coming in - and the collection now includes donations from around the world.
Other gifts for Róisín include a doll and a cake designed like the Tipperary jersey.
A GoFundMe page, 'Roisin's Relentless Fight', has been set up by Róisín's family to help raise money for her treatment.
More than €20,000 has been donated to the campaign so far.
