Young girl undergoes life-saving surgeries after losing both legs in tragic accident

GoFundMe's 2025 report has revealed that Ireland's top GoFundMe was that of a young girl from Cork who tragically lost both of her legs in a tractor accident.

The GoFundMe 'Stand for Feile' has raised a whopping €774,968 which will go towards ensuring the 13-year-old girl Féile O’Sullivan from West Cork can receive the medical care she needs.

Just before her 13th birthday, Féile suffered a devastating tractor accident that resulted in a double leg amputation and months of critical care.

With the help and support from her family, local GAA clubs, and her wider community in Cork and beyond, a huge amount of money was raised to fund life-saving medical treatment, prosthetics, and rehabilitation for the young girl.

The announcement comes as part of GoFundMe’s 2025 Year in Help report, which shows that over €50m was raised across Ireland this year.

The report has also revealed that Ireland has once again been named the most generous country in the World, topping GoFundMe’s global charts for the seventh year in a row.

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Féile has undergone more than 60 operations since the accident, and continues to inspire her community everyday.

Feile's GoFundMe will officially close on Christmas Eve 2025 and her family in a recent update said: "We are beyond words in gratitude for the extraordinary support for Féile over the past six months.