Four year-old Cathail Dooley from Mountmellick was diagnosed with leukaemia last month.
A midlands GAA club is rallying around one of their youngest supporters who is battling illness.
Four year old Cathail Dooley from Mountmellick was diagnosed with leukaemia last month and faces a year of treatment and chemotherapy at Crumlin Children's Hospital.
The Rock GAA club is holding a 12 hour cycle event on Saturday July 24th to support his family.
Mum Sarah Dooley says Cathail has a tough year ahead:
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