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Over €125,000 has been raised for the little girl seriously injured by migrant in Parnell Square attack




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Following their daughter’s fight for survival, the family of a little girl who was gravely hurt in a stabbing in Dublin’s Parnell Square 13 months ago has stated that there is “no where they would rather be than at home,” reports Breaking News.

Before being released five weeks ago, the child, who was five years old on November 23, 2023, spent the majority of a year at Temple Street Children’s Hospital due to severe injuries.

Since the event, the family has been posting updates on a GoFundMe website, which has raised more than €125,000, reports Breaking News.

Her parents expressed their hope that 2025 will “grant us all with patience, tolerance, perseverance, accomplishments, and victories” in their most recent update on New Year’s Eve.

They said: “This time last year, we were in Temple Street, wishing nothing more than the chance to bring our darling home. I put some glow sticks next to her in bed, slept on the chair beside her, and had a sip of alcohol-free Prosecco. Fast forward a year, and we can safely say that there is nowhere we would rather be: home, in our pj’s, having a low-key New Year celebration. On this eve, we wish health, love, hope, forgiveness, strength, and resilience,” reports Breaking News.

The six-year-old’s parents said that the “biggest surprise” they had gotten on Christmas Day was the “beautiful sun shining, allowing us to go for a walk and enjoy the new playground with adapted swings.”

The mother of the little girl also emphasised how crucial her own mother’s assistance—whom she referred to as a “Ninja Nana”—had been to them ever since the horrifying assault, reports Breaking News.

She recounted that a “very important person, who was supportive from the second she was informed of what had happened, and who put her life on hold to come across the Atlantic and help us out through the toughest moment of our lives, has gone back to her house,” reports Breaking News.

According to her, her mother played a crucial role in their little daughter’s first recuperation.

“She saw the bits that only myself and my husband had to. She was, apart from a loving grandma, a nurse, teacher, entertainer, and advocate to our angel warrior. While she was here, I could go into work for a few hours a day, run to the shop, take a decent shower, and more. Our darling usually needs two people with her at all times, so she stepped in big time,” the mother continued, reports Breaking News.

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