WEST Belfast toddler Dáithí Mac Gabhann took to the ring with boxer Paddy Barnes last night, knocking him to the floor at the Ulster Hall.
The three-year-old stole the show at the Ulster Elite Boxing finals as he faced the Olympic Games bronze medallist.
And it was the little boy who got the biggest cheer of the night as he sent Barnes to the floor with a few cheeky jabs as he made his ring debut at the famous Belfast venue.
Born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, Dáithí has already undergone a number of major surgeries and has been on the waiting list for a new heart for more than 500 days.
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Dad Máirtín MacGabhann and @paddyb_ireland reflect on
Dáithí's stunning first round victory & Paddy takes a few more punches from the CHAMP pic.twitter.com/OeTcDUbdmK
His parents Máirtín and Seph have been campaigning for people to become organ donors.
They launched the Donate4Dáithí campaign to raise awareness of organ donation in a bid to "give Dáithí the best chance of life".
