A Derry man blinded by a soldier as a child has said he would never take his sight back if it meant giving up his charitable work - raising millions to help youngsters worldwide.
Speaking to MyDerry, Richard Moore said his time establishing and growing Children in Crossfire over the last three decades has been the 'biggest achievement of his life'.
The charity chief was only 10-years-old when he was struck by a rubber bullet fired by Charles Inness, then a captain with the Royal Artillery, on May 4 1972.
