Paul Howard

It’s such an eclectic mix of material – from an ode to Smithfield, to the sporting Tallafornian

Book review: ‘She is hands down the funniest writer in the business,’ says Paul Howard

I’ve been drawing up a list of all the things I plan to eat after my operation has been completed

‘In this pandemic, music seems to have been shuffled right down to the bottom of the pile’

I have changed Ireland in one small way – causing the demise of the name Ross

My lockdown project has been to catalogue my experiences of excruciating embarrassment

Paul Howard remembers meeting the man on the other side of Ireland’s greatest moment

The club’s glory years in my childhood have proved frustratingly elusive ever since

Paul Howard’s basset hound, Humphrey, has had a stubborn streak from day one

The entries to create a character for the next book were brilliantly inventive – including the candidates for the role of Sorcha’s first extramarital lover

‘Reading the first column now, at a remove of almost 20 years, the big surprise is that there was ever a second one’

Released 50 years ago, The Beatles’ opus changed the way people listened to music

Surrealistic imagery, kitchen-sink drama and beautiful logic – the album has it all

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly author researched life of ‘lucky man who made the grade’ for 10 years

‘You fellas have no idea what it’s like to be a top football administrator who’s also a man of the people’