Herald AM

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Herald Am
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Type Daily Morning newspaper
Format tabloid
Owner(s) Independent News and Media
Founded 2005.
Political position      Centre right and
pro-Fianna Fail, populist on social issues
Headquarters Talbot Street, Dublin
Editor ?
Website [?]

Herald AM is a free daily newspaper, distributed at train stations and popular bus stops as well as LUAS stations. It was founded in September 2005 by Independent News & Media.

It is in constant competition with The Metro.


National & regional newspapers in Ireland Ireland

Currently existing
Evening Echo | Evening Herald | Foinse | Herald AM | Ireland on Sunday | Irish Examiner | Irish Independent | Lá | Limerick Leader | Metro | Sunday Independent | Sunday Tribune | Sunday World | The Belfast Telegraph | The Irish News | The Irish Times | The News Letter | The Sunday Business Post

Defunct
An Claidheamh Soluis | Daily Ireland | Daily News | Dublin Evening Mail | Evening Telegraph | Dublin Evening Standard | Evening Press | Freeman's Journal | The Irish Press | The Sunday Press | Sunday World (19th cent) | The Nation | United Irishman

See also: List of newspapers in Ireland


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