For this weeks clash. So youre giving up sausages. 7 so youre giving up sausages . Save the planet because im not. No, im not. I had a very nice sausage sandwich on sunday morning. I enjoyed it. And i think another one this weekend. Weekend treat excellent. Now talking of sausage sandwiches, should you have a relationship the Office Relationship in the office because boss of bp did just because the boss of bp did just that and the shares have plummeted this morning plummeted down 2 this morning because hes had to resign. Were going to be talking about the office romance. The ethics of office romance. First, though, here is your latest with lisa hartle. Latest news with lisa hartle. Good morning. Its just after good morning. Its just after half nine. Im lisa hartle in the newsroom. The chancellor says the government is sticking to its plan to halve inflation as the economy shrinks by 0. 5 in july. Jeremy hunt remains confident about the future , confident about the future, saying the co
If Cork para-triathlete Donnacha McCarthy makes it to this year’s Paralympic Games he will be cheered on in person by someone who is prepared to put in an equal.
Paralympic hopes for Corkman who lost sight as a child
After battling leukaemia then losing his sight as a child, sports-mad Donnacha McCarthy thought his competing days were over. He tells CHRIS DUNNE he now hopes to compete in the Paralympics in Japan
Donnacha McCarthy with the bike he uses for the para-triathlon. He says: “I couldn’t imagine how I was ever going to be able to play sport, not being able to see.”
Chris Dunne
IT’S a long way from a farm house in West Cork to the world stage in Tokyo, competing at the Paralympics 9,792km to be exact.