An eggs-tra special Easter delivery for the Ulster Hospital’s Children’s Ward
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This is a yearly tradition that Jasmine and her mum, Maggie, have been undertaking to make sure all children in a hospital setting get to enjoy some Easter cheer.
The Belfast Model School for Girls pupil has been extremely busy in the run up to Easter as she has set about delivering hundreds of eggs to hospital and hospice sites across Northern Ireland.
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Hide AdJasmine, who lives in Dundonald, explained how she started her Easter tradition when she was just six years old.
“I remember asking my mum if the sick children in hospital got Easter eggs for Easter and she said she didn’t know,” she said.
"I said could I take some up and it’s just gone from there. The Belfast Giants have really helped me with the donation of Easter eggs by posting on their social media ahead of their games asking if fans can bring some for collection.”
Jasmine continued: “I know it’s not nice being in hospital so this is a way of trying to put a smile on their faces and to make it a wee bit better.
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