Anthony Boyle made a special visit to the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children

Award-Winning Actor Anthony Boyle Visits the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children as Little Heroes Charity Ambassador

Award-winning actor Anthony Boyle, born and raised in Northern Ireland, renowned for his standout performances in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Steven Spielberg’s Masters of the Air, made a special visit to the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children.

As an Ambassador for Little Heroes, the charity dedicated to supporting the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Anthony took time to meet with young patients, their families, and hospital staff, bringing smiles and encouragement to those in need.

Anthony, whose impressive career spans stage and screen, is currently captivating audiences in the drama series Say Nothing and is in the midst of filming The House of Guinness. Despite his busy schedule, he remains committed to his role with Little Heroes, using his platform to raise awareness and support for children facing medical challenges.

During his visit, Anthony engaged with children in the hospital’s wards and expressed his admiration for the resilience of young patients and the dedication of healthcare professionals. His involvement with Little Heroes will help to shine a light on the incredible work done at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children.

“It’s been fantastic walking around the hospital and seeing what the staff do here—it’s been really incredible, not just what they do as a job, but the emotionality and the way they take care of these kids, the way they take care of the parents, providing so much support.” Anthony adds, “It’s been one of the most inspiring days of my life, meeting some of these kids that really are Heroes. They are so brave in what they are going through—no kid should have to go through that. What this charity does is it makes it a little bit easier for them to be here, and that little bit easier for their parents, siblings, and support system. I’m really proud to become an ambassador.”

Little Heroes is the dedicated charity supporting the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, working to enhance the care, comfort, and experience of young patients and their families. The charity has been supporting the hospital since 1979, raising significant funds to provide life-saving medical equipment, improve hospital facilities, and support the wellbeing of the paediatric team, young patients and their families. Boyle’s advocacy plays a crucial role in furthering the charity’s mission and encouraging community involvement.