Vintage Run provides funds for much-needed treatment for six-year-old boy

Presentation at Toomey's Service Station Monard of a cheque for €10,050 to Little Blue Hero Noah Quish from the Tipperary Vintage Rally and those involved in the Monard Vintage Run.placeholder image
Presentation at Toomey's Service Station Monard of a cheque for €10,050 to Little Blue Hero Noah Quish from the Tipperary Vintage Rally and those involved in the Monard Vintage Run.

Well done!

A presentation at Toomey's Service Station Monard of a cheque for €10,050 to Little Blue Hero Noah Quish from the Tipperary Vintage Rally and those involved in the Monard Vintage Run.

Noah (pictured front right in the arms of his mother Una) requires life changing treatment in Texas.

Shortly after he was born he was diagnosed with severe obstructive laryngomalacia, scoliosis, chiari malformation of the brain, severe sleep apnoea and a chromosome deletion.

The brave six-year-old has had numerous life-saving surgeries and has spent much of his short life in hospitals.

A big fan of An Garda Síochána, Noah was named as a "Little Blue Hero" and presented with a mini-uniform and patrol car by Limerick force members.

Noah's parents, Una and John, are originally from Ballylanders. A GoFundMe page has been created to support Noah's treatment requirements at https://www.gofundme.com/f/limerick-run-for-noah

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