18K views · 1.9K reactions | Season's greetings from a festive Doddie Weir  Top tip, don't let the kids dress you at Christmas. Thank you all for your ongoing support and have a lovely Christmas everyone  | My Name'5 Doddie Foundation | Facebook

8.1K views · 156 reactions | 'There is a bit of hope around the corner', but Doddie Weir is frustrated by the time it's taking to find new MND treatments: https://news.stv.tv/scotland/doddie-weir-frustrated-by-slow-progress-finding-mnd-treatments?top | STV News | Facebook

8K views · 507 reactions | ️'To have him with us on the day of the game will be a huge boost and an opportunity for our supporters to show their love to Doddie' ❤️ Five years on from launching his foundation, Doddie Weir will be at Murrayfield on Sunday as Scotland take on the All Blacks ⤵️ | BBC Sport Scotland | Facebook

6.2K views · 233 reactions | One year ago today, Scotland rugby legend Doddie Weir announced he had been diagnosed with motor neurone disease. In the twelve months since, Doddie has gone on to raise over £400,000 for research into the disease. | BBC Sport Scotland | Facebook

“We’ve lost a pioneer. We’ve lost an absolute giant of a man”. Tributes have been paid to the former Scotland rugby international Doddie Weir, who died at the weekend from Motor Neurone Disease. He campaigned tirelessly in the years after his diagnosis and raised millions of pounds for charity ⬇️ | BBC Breakfast

As he celebrates his 50th birthday, rugby legend Doddie Weir says reaching milestones in life helps him live with MND and look towards the future. Happy birthday Doddie 🎂 ➡️ bbc.in/2ZGwbtn | BBC Scotland News

"He's been like everybody's big brother in the MND community." Kevin Sinfield paid an emotional tribute following the sad passing of Doddie Weir. | TNT Sports Rugby

Jersey Tales: Doddie Weir 👕

We’ve dedicated £50 million to speed up research & help find a cure for motor neurone disease (MND). Steve Barclay met My Name'5 Doddie Foundation ambassador Phil Vickery and other campaigners who have been inspired by #ScotlandRugby star Doddie Weir’s efforts to raise awareness of MND. | Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC