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Mayo girl Michaela Morley gave a tour guide to Irish rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll recently.
TV STAR Michaela Morley, pictured here with parents Séan and Bridie, and brother John, is to appear on TV3 tomorrow morning.
Ballyglass girl to appear with rugby legend on TV3 tomorrow morning
Ciara Galvin
MAYO girl Michaela Morley was tour guide to Irish rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll recently when he popped into Temple Street Children’s Hospital.
Michaela, who hails from Ballyglass, met with ‘Drico’ recently at the Children’s Hospital where she gave the much-loved former Ireland number 13 a tour of the hospital.
The meet up was filmed as part of a TV slot which will appear on Ireland AM tomorrow morning.
Michaela and Brian met a number of years ago when Brian visited Temple Street with the Heineken Cup. They have remained friends and in recent years Michaela has received a kidney transplant. Also, during the visit Brian, talks all things rugby and discloses who he thinks would be a good Irish skipper after Paul O’Connell’s departure.
Ireland AM airs from 7am tomorrow (Wednesday) until 10am. A preview of the show is below
Like every year we broadcast live from Temple Street Hospital ahead of Christmas and this year is no different. Tomorrow we will be meeting some of the children and families who avail of the services in Temple Street Hospital and we will be seeing more from Michaela Moorley & this guy!
Posted by Ireland AM on Tuesday, December 22, 2015
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