At the launch of new TG4 series were Mary O’Donnell, Orla Riordan (assistant producer) and Josephine O’Neill.(picture Maria Taylor)
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Eve with her sister Ayryn, and parents Robbie and Sabrina
A Go Fund page has been set up to support a Tipperary family whose one year old girl Eve has a very rare skin condition.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/eve-the-warrior-princess
Eve the warrior princess was born to Tipperary couple Sabrina and Robbie Creamer were looking forward to the birth of their second child a year ago.
Their five year old daughter Ayryn wanted a baby sister.
Their wish was granted on August 8 when Eve, the name was chosen because of a family love for the BellX1 song, was born.
There was great joy but also heartbreak as Eve was born with a very rare skin condition called Congenital Melanocytic Naivi(CMN). This rare gene mutation meant more than half her body was covered in moles and birthmarks and six days later tests showed that this condition was also on her brain and spine.
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