Tipperary man 'humbled' by support to help bring newborn with rare genetic disorder to New Zealand

James Dunne and his New Zealander wife Elizabeth want to bring their newborn baby Harrison back to New Zealand but face huge costs for a medical flight
Tipperary man 'humbled' by support to help bring newborn with rare genetic disorder to New Zealand

James and Elizabeth with baby Harrison in Temple Street Hospital.

A couple's Christmas wish to bring their brave newborn son home to New Zealand is about to come true.

Tipperary native James Dunne and his New Zealand-born wife, Elizabeth said they were “humbled and grateful” by the response to their fundraising appeal following the birth of baby Harrison with a rare life-limiting genetic disorder.

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