A service game with a difference: How an Irish tennis coach is helping refugee kids

For most people, this need to help, to do something, anything, is just that: A need. It is unexplainable. You may as well ask why one foot follows another. Or why the sun shines. It just does. He just did.
A service game with a difference: How an Irish tennis coach is helping refugee kids

Children playing tennis at the Ritsona refugee camp in Greece.

Wes O'Brien can’t wrap a pretty bow around it.

He can offer no neatly-packaged response when asked why a tennis coach from Killaloe felt the urge to direct his time and energy towards the refugee crisis that has landed on European shores via the Mediterranean.

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