THE FORMER Irish rugby player turned up on Tubridy's couch to talk about the importance of donor cards.
Brian O'Driscoll appeared with Michaela Morley, a young girl he met in Temple Street's Children's Hospital to talk about a kidney donation Morley received.
Morley was just 6 years of age when she was on dialysis for her kidneys, however she obtained a kidney transplant and has since been rehabilitated.
The 13-year-old chatted with Ryan Tubridy about her life since receiving the transplant and about her growing friendship with O'Driscoll, who visited the Children's Hospital back in 2011.
Viewers at home were only delighted by the interview and championed Morley's strength.
Well done Michaela and huge thanks @BrianODriscoll - wonderful interview! #templestreetkids #latelate
— Temple Street (@Temple_Street) February 2, 2018
Welcome to the #latelate show Michaela Morley and @BrianODriscoll! #latelate pic.twitter.com/eX3F3agSTA
— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) February 2, 2018
Fair play to @BrianODriscoll on the #latelate, raising awareness about the importance of people taking the step to carry #organdonorcard
— John M Smith (@JohnSmithCork) February 2, 2018
So heart warming on the @RTELateLateShow show with Michaela Morley and @BrianODriscoll! Fab interview. So great to see Michaela doing so well. ❤️❤️#latelate pic.twitter.com/yVLNPMzEcN
— Irish Biltong Co. ? (@Irishbiltong) February 2, 2018
Michaela Morley is such a dote. I'm so happy that she's doing so well. Loved that famous photo of her with @BrianODriscoll! ?? #LateLate pic.twitter.com/os2mMBTsBl
— David Batt (@davidbatt) February 2, 2018
