Paul Flynn is a commentator at various esteemed publications including Yahoo News Singapore and The Irish Times. He focuses on themes related to food and beverages, with particular attention to food manufacturing, production, and safety, as well as competitive sports. Paul’s insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as The Guardian, The Telegraph, and RTE.
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Paul Flynn's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle, beauty & fashion, and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on opinion editorials. This indicates that he may be interested in pitches related to lifestyle trends, personal experiences within the LGBTQ+ community or pop culture topics.
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Ingredients Serves 2 x 250g striploin steaks 1 tbsp sunflower oil a knob of butter 1 sprig of fresh thyme
By: Paul Flynn
Kylie Minogue is back on our screens - and her new Netflix documentary is a rare glimpse into the singer’s inner world, says Paul Flynn. Read more on Grazia.
By: Paul Flynn
In 1987, Napoli were drawn to play Real Madrid in the first round of what was then called the European Cup. The tie was played over two legs. The first leg was played behind closed doors at the Bernabeu, where Madrid won 2-0. Napoli were the reigning Italian champions, having won Serie A for the... View Article
By: Paul Flynn
Last Saturday, the country stopped to hail a great sporting hero. Katie Taylor was retiring from boxing, and the stage was as symbolic as the occasion. Where else could Ireland’s greatest-ever sportswoman say farewell but Croke Park? A few days later, the GAA found itself on the ropes, accused by the country’s former president, Mary... View Article
