A fundraising campaign for Irish women diagnosed with cancer received a massive boost after a big donation from Conor McGregor.
The UFC star put €10,000 towards the good cause which aims to help women battling breast cancer.
The GoFundMe campaign was set up by Dublin mum Gemma Devoy this week to "help a lot of women going through a very dark time."
The mother-of-one started the fundraiser after she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer.
She wants to help women in a similar situation to her, and the 35-year-old has already raised thousands.
Writing on the GoFundMe page, Gemma said: "Only now I realise the cost of everything that comes with cancer treatment and the recovery.
"One of the big things I've noticed is the cost of wigs for example."
Almost €15,000 has been raised in just two days, with much of that coming from millionaire sportsman Conor McGregor.
The Dubliner made the €10,000 donation on Tuesday night, as DublinLive reports.
As part of the fundraiser, Gemma is hosting a benefit on September 17.
She said: "I would love to help other women in my situation so there is going to be a benefit day on the 17th of Sept with raffle's been held, slush puppies/popcorn and other entertainment for adults and children.
"I would really appreciate any donation big or small. On the night of the benefit I will be shaving my own hair along with other people that will be dying their hair, shaving their heads or getting waxed.
"This money could really help a lot of women going through a very dark time, every single penny raised will be going to charity".
You can donate to the GoFundMe here.
