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11th December 2021
12:32pm GMT

"There's only a couple more days but I would urge people to go on the website asdarraghdid.ie and you know even if you're not going to get to the concert, I suppose, our hearts went out to the family when this happened.
"Just to help this man in his grief if they could go on and buy a ticket, even if they won the ticket and they don't go I won't be annoyed but I hope that it does great.
"He wants to do something for each of the children and he's a marvellous man to be able to go ahead and I just don't know how he can get up every morning and take a step but I think this is helping him, so if people are watching if you can go on the website and just buy a raffle ticket. It would be just such a help to this man."
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Of course, his touching mention of Andrew's charity and the work he's been doing to keep his children's memory alive deemed him a "hero" by Andrew.
Andrew took to Twitter and alongside a video of Daniel, he wrote: "There goes my hero."
This comes only weeks after Andrew was dropped from the Late Late Show lineup after Deirdre Morely's family raised concerns over his appearance.Explore more on these topics: