Paul started his career as a commentator at the Royal Dublin Society Spring Show in 1990. He covers a range of equestrian disciplines including, show jumping, eventing, dressage, para equestrian and carriage driving and has worked at numerous Irish Championships. He has been a member of the international commentary team at the Dublin Horse Show since 2011, and has commentated at classes in Dublin and at the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society Balmoral show.

Paul has commentated at international horse trials in Blarney Castle, Punchestown, Necarne Castle, Camphire and Tattersalls.  Paul was the chief commentator at the 2019 Tattersalls International Horse Trials.  He has an uniquely analytical and knowledgeable approach to his work. Paul was a member of the commentary team at 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 CHI Al Shaqab in Doha, Qatar for the CDI 5*, CDI1* and CPEDI 3* classes where his duties included announcing classes, broadcasting, helping with the production, moderating the 5* and 3* press conferences and acting as MC for the prize giving ceremonies. He was also a member of the commentary team for the CSI5*/CSI4*/CSI2* Doha Tour 2024 conducting TV interviews, broadcasting, helping with the production and acting as MC for prize giving ceremonies.

Paul was the show commentator for the inaugural Horse Sport Ireland Show Jumping Masters at Emerald International brodcast live on RTÉ TV. He has also acted as announcer at the Cavan Equestrian Centre Premier Horse Sport Auctions and Stallion Parades.  Paul was MC at the 2023 Gain Equine Nutrition equestrian awards ceremony for the Team Ireland FEI European Championship underage eventing and jumping medal winning teams. Attention to detail and a friendly, professional style are key to his popularity both on the Irish circuit and abroad.   

He has a life-long involvement with the horse world and has worked with radio, TV and online media providers, including FEI TV and ClipMyHorse.TV for commentary, interviews and reports.  In 2004 Paul was awarded life membership of Dressage Ireland in recognition of his services to Irish dressage. He is currently part of the Dressage Ireland social media team. In 2019 Paul was presented with the John Martin memorial trophy for his contribution to the Eventing Ireland Northern Region.  He is the chief commentator and co-ordinator for the the Eventing Ireland Northern Region commentary team where he is the lead on their new commentator training programme, introduced in 2024.

As dressage correspondent for The Irish Field, Paul provided extensive coverage of the FEI World Equestrian Games in Kentucky, USA along with the 2009 European Championships in Windsor, UK, the 2010 FEI Dressage World Cup Finals in 's-Hertgenbosch, The Netherlands, the 2013 FEI Dressage World Cup Finals in Gothenburg, Sweden and the 2013 European Championships in Herning, Denmark. He continues to provide national and international reports and reviews on dressage and para dressage, along with horse sport articles as a contributor to local/global print and online equestrian publications.  Paul is a member of the IAEJ (International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists).