Hundreds gathered in Belfast on Friday night to celebrate the passing of a new organ donation law - Dáithí's Law.
Inspired by Ballymurphy child Dáithí Mac Gabhann, who needs a heart transplant, the opt-out system, which already operates in the rest of the UK, will mean adults in Northern Ireland would be presumed to be donors, unless they took a decision to opt out.
In a room full of pink hearts and a lot of hope, crowds cheered for young Dáithí, 6, who appeared dressed to perfection in a three-piece suit.
