Pat O Connor

F Francis Duggan
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He fought a draw with Randolph Turpin the man who once beat Sugar Ray And in his Hometown in Duhallow his legend still living today And whether he's still in the land of the living, don't know and I only can say That he took on some of the best in England in the tough game of fighting for pay. It has been said that had he been properly managed that he might have gone a long way That he might have fought Sugar Ray Robinson the world's best from the U.S.A. He never did fight for a World title some still claim due to circumstance And many quite well versed in boxing said he was worthy of that chance. A very good middleweight boxer Duhallow's best most would agree He took on the big names in England far from his home in Boherbue When I was a boy Pat O Connor's in north Cork was a household name His name it was so often mentioned as one on the doorstep of fame. I only knew of Pat O Connor though him I would love to have met That he caused quite a stir in Duhallow is something I remember yet The legends of my childhood memories are either dead or old and gray And until I die they will stay with me though time has them fading away. He fought a draw with Randolph Turpin who a short time later became The middleweight champion of the world in boxing the World's toughest game When I was a boy in Duhallow a legend around him did grow But that was way back in the fifties and that was a long time ago.

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