Recognising true greatness as we bid farewell to Paul O'Connell, a hero of our time
WE should be more careful when we choose our heroes. We should choose people we might possibly emulate as well as admire and love.
Maybe we should choose people who don’t so spectacularly, so soberingly, show the great chasm between the mundane, the dish-washing ordinary that most of us wade through every day and what it is to be a once-in-a-generation, life-celebrating, life-enriching force of nature.




