A rogue and a legend

THE Irish love a rogue. He was a contemporary of Frank McCourt.

A rogue and a legend
Sat, 23 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

He shared the honours with Niall Toibín and Ray McAnally as the Bull McCabe in The Field. He was known the world over.

A superb actor, he well deserves a portrait in a prominent place in his beloved Limerick. Richard Harris was an Irish legend.

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