He raised over €11,000 for the facility last year.
A ten year old Offaly boy has seen how the money he raised for Crumlin Hospital has been spent.
Jack McDermott, who suffers from a rare illness, raised over €11,000, by walking over 200km in February 2021.
The ten year old, who is a regular patient at the hospital, suffers with Behcet's syndrome which causes his blood vessels to get inflammed.
During a recent visit, staff showed him one of the pumping machines that was bought by his donation.
He has also been nominated for Offaly's Unsung Hero 2021.
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