By Bob Huggins
A host of stars turned out today for the Oscar Knox Memorial Cup at Fort William Golf Club in north Belfast.
The golf tournament is held in memory of five year old Oscar the County Antrim boy whose long battle against an aggressive form of cancer captured the hearts of many people in Northern Ireland.
Little Oscar died in 2014 after a two-and-a-half year battle with neuroblastoma.
(Q Radio presenter Ibe Sesay interviews Leona Knox during the Oscar Knox Memorial Cup at Fortwilliam Golf Club)
His family launched the Oscar Knox Appeal campaign during his illness.
On Friday Q Radio broadcast it's breakfast show with Stephen and Cate while Ibe Sesse's afternoon show also came live from Fortwilliam Golf Club.
Among those who turned up for the event were Q Radio's Eoghan Quigg, former X factor contest and world champion boxer Carl Frampton and snooker ace Mark Allen.
(Leona Knox chats with Spiderman at Fortwilliam Golf Club)
(Q Radio presenter Ibe Sesay shares a laugh with little Oscar Knox's mum, Leona,during his Friday afternoon show
from Fortwilliam Gold Club in north Belfast)
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