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06 Sept 2025
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A seven-year-old got his wish granted as he got to live the day as a train driver.
Quinn got to experience two days in Dublin and live his dream, thanks to Irish Rail and the Make A Wish foundation.
"Quinn (7) recently had his wish to be a train driver granted! Thanks to @irishrail he experienced two action-packed days in Dublin, including operating a train simulator at the Irish Rail Training Centre. Join us in granting life-changing wishes," said Make A Wish Ireland.
This comes as Wish Week is taking place across Ireland for children living with life-threatening illnesses.
Make-A-Wish grant magical wishes to children living with life-threatening illnesses, it raises awareness and acknowledges the bravery of wish children and their families. Wish Week takes place until April 27.
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