'He had his down days, anybody would in his situation. But he kept his sense of humour right up to the very end.'
The family of a popular Belfast man have presented a cheque for more than £12,000 to the NI Hospice in his memory.
"Tommy was so popular and had so many friends, who have been amazing since he has passed. They have all been so good. "People who are very ill and maybe need some help maintaining their pain can come into the Hospice and have all of that," she said. "We couldn't continue to provide this highly specialised care without the support and generosity of our local community, and unique events such as these. This incredible donation will make a significant impact on the lives of those we care for and will help us to continue providing outstanding care and support to patients and their families."
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