Paul Howard and Alan Clarke
Paul Howard is a novelist, screenwriter, playwright and newspaper columnist. He is best known as the creator of the rugby jock Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, who was the subject of 24 novels and four sell-out plays.
He was also a writer on the BAFTA-award winning TV show Bad Sisters and the story editor on season two of the TV comedy SisterS. He has won five Irish Book Awards, including the best non-fiction award for his biography of Beatles muse Tara Browne. A Nation Once Again, his satire about the unification of Ireland, will be published by Penguin in August.
Paul will be joined by illustrator for the Ross O’CarrollKelly series, Alan Clarke.
With a performance by Clonmel RFC Male Voice Choir.
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In partnership with Tipperary County Council Library Service.
