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Paul Howard is an award-winning journalist, author and comedy writer, and the creator of the cult character Ross O’Carroll-Kelly. He is the author of two plays – The Last Days of the Celtic Tiger in 2007 and Between Foxrock and a Hard Place in 2010 – as well as the hugely successful 2012 puppet-based Anglo the Musical. He worked for sixteen years as a journalist, mostly for The Sunday Tribune, first in news and later as one of Ireland’s most respected sportswriters, covering two Olympics, a World Cup and numerous major sporting events. He was named Sports Journalist of the Year in the 1998 Irish Media Awards for an investigation into eating disorders among Irish athletes and an interview with the disgraced former sprinter, Ben Johnson. He was also shortlisted for the award in 2002, 2003 and 2004.
He is the author of several best-selling non-fiction books, including The Joy (the true story of an inmate’s life in Mountjoy Prison), The Gaffers (an account of the fractious relationship between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy) and Hostage (a book about the IRA kidnappings in the 1970s and 1980s). He also ghostwrote the autobiographies of Steve Collins and George Hook, Celtic Warrior and Time Added On.
However, it is for the Ross O’Carroll-Kelly series that he is best known. Ross has been the subject of fourteen books, all of them bestsellers, as well as a weekly newspaper column in the Irish Times. He is a two-time Irish Book Award winner, collecting the Best Popular Fiction prize in 2007 for Should Have Got Off At Sydney Parade and in 2010 for The Oh My God Delusion. His first non-Ross-related venture into fiction – Triggs – The Autobiography of Roy Keane’s Dog – was a number one bestseller in 2012. He has also written comedy for radio and television and was part of the writing team for two RTE comedy sketch shows in the autumn of 2012, Irish Pictorial Weekly and The Mario Rosenstock Show.

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