One of the most ambitious and hard-working journalists in Irish media, Páraic was appointed to this position in October 2019 making him arguably the youngest leader in the Irish print media industry. Also known as the Pmanofficial, the Newmarket-on-Fergus man is an old head on young shoulders and has an unhealthy obsession with politics and hurling.

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