Young Monaghan toddler, Dáire Gorman, had the best day ever yesterday as he got to meet his hero, Irish wrestling superstar Seamus from the WWE.

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A five-year-old boy who has battled leukaemia for years fulfilled his wish to be his favourite superhero – taking on foe after foe around San Francisco dressed in a black Batman costume.

Holy heartwarming escapade, Batman!

It is a story of success.

THIEVES broke into the home of a four-year-old cancer sufferer and stole his spending money for a dream holiday.

T’WAS lovely and fair as the entrants in this year’s Rose of Tralee festival got their first taste of the spotlight which will shine upon them for another week when they gathered at the RTÉ studios in Dublin yesterday.

WHILE other players were making their final preparations for the today’s start to 3 Irish Open golf championship, home-hero Padraig Harrington was making the dreams of a young golf fanatic come true.

Rory McIlroy, Darren Clarke and defending champion Shane Lowry are offering members of the public the chance to caddie for them in the eve-of-tournament pro-am for the Irish Open at Killarney next week.

CALL Management has been awarded a contract from British group Cho Yung, a company that sells weight-loss tea products from China over the internet.

Four people were killed in separate crashes on the country’s roads over the weekend including a motorcyclist taking part in a charity event.

LITTLE Adam Campion put on his favourite cowboy suit yesterday for a showdown with golf sharpshooter, Padraig Harrington at the Irish Open in Adare.

EVERY copy of today’s Irish Examiner comes with a double bonus: a free Christmas CD album for our readers and a 10 cent donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a leading Irish children’s charity.

FOOD and fashion was the order of the day at a top Dublin Thai restaurant yesterday.

Mariah Carey has collected the Make-A-Wish Foundation's Wish Icon Award for making the dreams of many sick and deprived children come true.

THOUSANDS of children across the country, and a few dozen office workers, wore their pyjamas all day yesterday in a bid to raise €150,000 for sick youngsters.

Some 15,000 children across the country, and a few dozen office workers, are wearing their pyjamas all day today in a bid to raise €150,000 for sick kids.

A 10-year-old Dublin boy suffering from cancer is hoping hundreds of people will walk one mile for charity today to help ensure his wish to meet the Ryder Cup team comes true.