Sunday World (old newspaper)

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For the modern Irish newspaper with the same name, see Sunday World.

The Sunday World was a shortlived Irish newspaper. It was published in Dublin between 14 April 1895 and 17 October 1897. In its last four months, between 20 June and 17 October 1897 it existed under a variant of its original name as the New Sunday World.

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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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