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Jack: Injury won’t end my sports life

Only five months after Jack O’Driscoll was left paralysed in a freak accident during Storm Emma, the Corkman already has his sights set on returning to sport as a paralympian.

Jack: Injury won’t end my sports life

Thu, 09 Aug, 2018 - 05:00

By James O’Connor

Only five months after Jack O’Driscoll was left paralysed in a freak accident during Storm Emma, the Corkman already has his sights set on returning to sport as a paralympian.

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