GAA sets a fine financial example

THERE is a common perception that country people tend to be hugely impressed by the vast scale and expanse of major cities.

This isn’t strictly true. It certainly wasn’t the case for Molly McNally. Molly is from my home town, a woman who entertained at a kitchen table where laughter and tea were guaranteed.

She once visited New York, where her late husband, Jim, insisted that they should go to the top of the Empire State Building — at night.