
Business
Share
Published 16:22 21 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 19:43 9 Jun 2016 BST
Explore more on these topics:
He and his partner, Zoë have just welcomed baby Zelda into the world and now he's busy documenting "what it means to be a dad in Ireland in 2016".
He told JOE how so many of his mates are having babies, "but nobody really seems to have a clue what they're doing".
So, he and Zoë (an absolute hero of a woman by the way), have taken the insanely brave decision to document every step of the new-dad experience.
Nothing is left to the imagination...
From the scans....
...To the difficult moment that is breaking the news to the dog...
...To the birth!! YES, the actual birth!!
Seriously, no Irish dad has vlogged he and his partner's experience like this ever before.
Scrap that, we've never seen anything quite like this from any dad.
The most recent video documents Paul's ham-fisted efforts at the most dreaded of all new dad experiences - the first nappy change.
It's very sweet but CHRIST JESUS Paul do not drop the babby whilst recording sir!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYiPG5IOzRo&list=PLu6NFwXFw1ygqjSqs1Gpx6hQa_ZyoxUS0&index=5
via YouTube/MrPaulMahon
Please, please stay tuned for The Lion King homage about three quarters way through.
Such a cool guy.
Paul has very kindly put all of his vlogs into one handy playlist and you can watch all 5 episodes from the start here.
And, in case you were wondering how Paul is just so good at putting these vlogs together, well, he's a talented Irish film maker and you can check out his other work at Geppetto.ie.
Women in Ireland more worried about human rights and racism than men, survey finds
People in Ireland continue to strongly support human rights, and equality, but have low confidence its being delivered. Women are consistently more likely than men to express concern about discrimination, economic insecurity, fairness and the adequacy of Government responses. Women are also significantly less likely to believe that efforts to combat discrimination are effective. Just 8% […]
Business
8h
One quarter of Irish pubs have closed since 2005
Number of pub licenses has fallen by more than 2,200 in just 20 years to 6,412, a decline of 25.6% A new report shows a rapid decline in the number of pubs in Ireland, with 2,205 premises – or one in four – closing their doors since 2005. The report, compiled by Economist and Associate Professor Emeritus at DCU, Anthony […]
Business
1 day ago
Business
Dissolvable skin cancer patch developed in Belfast aims to ease treatment
Business