Brave Noah Gooch was unveiled as the secret special guest tonight to switch on Letterkenny’s Christmas lights.
Noah (6), who also has Down’s Syndrome, was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.
He was at the Polestar Roundabout tonight to flick the switch for Letterkenny Chamber’s giant Star of Hope!
Letterkenny Chamber’s Star of Hope at the Polestar Roundabout. Photo Clive Wasson
As Noah continues to battle his illness, his family organised the giant bed push fundraising effort back in August.
The 250- kilometre-long journey, from Crumlin Hospital to Letterkenny University Hospital, was in aid of nine beneficiaries that help families with children diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses.
Noah’s Bed Push has raised, to date, a staggering €237,000!
Noah and Lee admire the Star of Hope.
Noah Gooche with Lee, Claire and Lee, Jnr. along with chamber members and their families Switching on the Letterkenny Chamber’s Star at the Pole Star on Saturday evening. Photo Clive Wasson
Chamber members Annette Houston, Christine Reynolds and Clare McNicole Switching on the Letterkenny Chamber’s Star at the Pole Star on Saturday evening. Photo Clive Wasson
