That's based on donations made through GoFundMe.
Ireland is the most generous country in the world following donations during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ireland has come first for the third year in a row on Go Fund Me with the highest number of donations per capita.
Nearly 1.5 million donations were made in Ireland throughout 2020.
€2 million was raised for Laois boy Dan Donoher through the Do It for Dan Campaign, while people contributed €40,000 to the fund for Athlone teenager Saoirse, who is battling cancer along with her mum Fiona Murphy, and €18,000 was donated for Paddy Kearns from Banagher who suffered serious injuries in a crash in London.
The US has come second with the UK in third.
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