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Locals have set up a birthday card appeal to show Kevin O' Callaghan how many people are thinking of him on his 12th birthday.

The O'Callaghan family are welcoming cards from anyone who wants to send a message of support to Kevin for his birthday on May 1st. Young Kevin O' Callaghan is one of eight siblings. "He has to undergo another surgery soon and he is missing out on a lot of things, like having a party at home, potentially his confirmation, and the Ed Sheeran gig that he was so excited to go to," Rachel said.

A YOUNG lad is devastated to be spending his 12th birthday in hospital rather than at an Ed Sheeran gig after a freak accident left him paralysed.And.

"Kevin is remaining positive at the age of 11 but is a very sporty young lad so is missing his cycling and other sports. "He is such a positive boy and is trying so hard but the end result is very much unknown. There is a high possibility that the operation will send him back to the start again for recovery. He was rushed to hospital where scans revealed the seriousness of his injuries. "We got some bad news last week because he has to have another operation. Rachel told C103FM Cork Today show "After the freak accident Kevin had to have emergency surgery.

The singer-songwriter is performing all across the country over the coming weeks, kicking off the Irish leg of his Mathematics Tour this weekend with two nights ...

“It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen everything. The Irish stint of the tour finished in Boucher Playing Fields in Belfast on May 12 and 13. It’s great that we’re getting the first date.

The UK singer is performing in Croke Park this weekend in the first full capacity gigs in the stadium since Covid-19.

Gates at Croke Park open at 4pm and concert-goers are asked to be mindful of residents and not to gather in advance. Tickets are still available for his concerts in Cork, Dublin and Limerick - with re-sale tickets for the Thursday gig in Cork available for as little as €55 on ticketmaster. The gigs are set to take place at Croke Park on Saturday and Sunday.

Iarnróid Éireann has cancelled special services after Ed Sheeran concerts this weekend due to a lack of demand. The rail operator made the a...

Or you can email [email protected] at any time. The 00:40 Heuston/Cork special services after the Ed Sheeran concert on Sunday morning(24/04/2022) and Monday morning(25/04/2022) have been cancelled - MH April 20, 2022 The rail operator made the announcement on social media today (April 20) to confirm the cancellations of the 00:40am Heuston/Cork trains on Sunday morning (April 24) and Monday morning (April 25).

Tickets are still available for the concerts in Dublin, Cork and Limerick - and you can still get tickets for his Vicar Street show tonight.

Limerick's Thomond Park on May 6th is also showing low availability. Fans in Cork - or who have been looking at coming to Cork for the two nights (Thursday and Friday next week) in Pairc Ui Chaoimh have also been taking to social media to complain about the cost and availability of hotels in Cork for those nights. The slight from our national railway comes as tickets are still available for his concerts in Cork, Dublin and Limerick - with re-sale tickets for the Thursday gig in Cork available for as little as €55 on ticketmaster.

Irish Rail has cancelled a special train service from Dublin Heuston to Cork after Ed Sheeran concert. Photo: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie.

The 00.40am train from Heuston to Cork after the concert on Sunday and Monday have both been cancelled. The 00:40 Heuston/Cork special services after the Ed Sheeran concert on Sunday morning(24/04/2022) and Monday morning(25/04/2022) have been cancelled - MH April 20, 2022 Taking to social media on Wednesday, Irish Rail announced that a special late-night service that was due to bring passengers from Heuston Station in Dublin back to Cork had been cancelled due to a "lack of demand".