List of newspapers in Ireland

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Below is a list of newspapers published in Ireland.

Contents 1 Republic of Ireland 1.1 National 1.1.1 Broadsheet 1.1.1.1 Daily 1.1.1.2 Weekly/Sunday 1.1.2 Tabloid 1.1.2.1 Daily 1.1.2.2 Weekly/Sunday 1.1.3 Minority newspapers 1.1.4 Gay Newspapers/Magazines 1.1.5 Other 1.1.6 Defunct Papers 1.1.6.1 Daily 1.1.6.2 Weekly/Sunday 1.2 Regional 1.2.1 Carlow 1.2.2 Cavan 1.2.3 Clare 1.2.4 Cork 1.2.5 Donegal 1.2.6 Dublin 1.2.7 Galway 1.2.8 Kerry 1.2.9 Kildare 1.2.10 Kilkenny 1.2.11 Laois 1.2.12 Leitrim 1.2.13 Limerick 1.2.14 Longford 1.2.15 Louth 1.2.16 Mayo 1.2.17 Meath 1.2.18 Monaghan 1.2.19 Offaly 1.2.20 Roscommon 1.2.21 Sligo 1.2.22 Tipperary 1.2.23 Waterford 1.2.24 Westmeath 1.2.25 Wexford 1.2.26 Wicklow 1.2.27 Gay Newspapers/Magazines 1.2.28 Pan-regional 1.2.29 Defunct 2 Northern Ireland 2.1 National 2.1.1 Broadsheet 2.1.1.1 Daily 2.2 Tabloid 2.2.1 Daily 2.2.2 Weekly/Sunday 2.3 Regional 2.3.1 Armagh 2.3.2 Down 2.3.3 Derry 2.3.4 Antrim 2.3.5 Tyrone 2.3.6 Fermanagh 3 All-Ireland 3.1 Political Newspapers 3.2 Defunct 4 External links

[edit] Republic of Ireland

[edit] National

[edit] Broadsheet

[edit] Daily

• The Irish Examiner (formerly 'The Examiner' and 'The Cork Examiner')
• The Irish Independent (also published in the tabloid format)
• The Irish Times

[edit] Weekly/Sunday

• Foinse (Irish-language)
• The Sunday Business Post
• The Sunday Independent
• The Sunday Times
• The Sunday Tribune
• Metro Éireann

[edit] Tabloid

[edit] Daily

• The Evening Echo
• Irish Daily Star
• The Irish Independent (also published in broadasheet format)
• The Evening Herald
• Irish Daily Mirror
• The Irish Sun
• Irish Daily Mail
• Lá Nua (Irish language daily)

[edit] Weekly/Sunday

• The Sunday World
• The Irish Catholic
• Irish Farmers' Journal
• The Irish Field
• Irish News of the World
• Irish Daily Star Sunday
• The Irish Mail on Sunday
• Irish People

[edit] Minority newspapers

• Metro Éireann - Multicultural paper for Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities
• StrefaÉire - a Polish language newspaper for the Polish community in Ireland
• Polski Herald - a special Polish edition of every Friday's Evening Herald
• Polska Gazeta [1]
• Polski Express [2]

[edit] Gay Newspapers/Magazines

• GCN - Ireland's oldest (and free) Gay magazine. GCN.ie Website
• Free! - Commercial Gay magazine (No longer in publication)
• Scene City - Dublin based Gay magazine (No longer in publication)

[edit] Other

• Iris Oifigiúil Official State Gazette
• Irish Bulletin Official Irish Republic Gazette

[edit] Defunct Papers

[edit] Daily

• An Claidheamh Soluis ("The Sword of Light", see: Gaelic League)
• Daily Ireland (launched in January 2005, ceased in Spetember 2006)
• The Daily News (opened and closed in 1982)
• The Dublin Evening Mail (renamed the Evening Mail, closed in the 1960s)
• The Evening News (opened in May 1996 and closed in September of the same year)
• The Evening Press (closed in 1995)
• The Evening Telegraph (closed 1924)
• The Freeman's Journal (merged with the Irish Independent in 1924)
• The Irish Press (closed in 1995)
• The United Irishman

[edit] Weekly/Sunday

• Anois
• Inniú
• Ireland on Sunday (replaced with Irish Mail on Sunday 2006)
• The Sunday Press (closed in 1995)
• Sunday Review (published in Dublin 1957 - 1963)
• The Sunday Journal

[edit] Regional

[edit] Carlow

• The Carlow People
• Carlow Nationalist

[edit] Cavan

• The Anglo-Celt

• The Cavan Echo

• The Cavan Voice

[edit] Clare

• Clare Champion
• The Clare People
• The Clare People Weekender
• The Clare County Express

[edit] Cork

• The Carrigdhoun (Carrigaline and South-East Cork)
• The Cork Independent [3] Free weekly paper for Metropolitan Cork, was formerly 'Inside Cork' under previous ownership.
• The Cork Weekly [4] Free paper for Metropolitan Cork incorporating the Douglas Weekly
• The Corkman [5] (primarily North Co. Cork circulation)
• The Mallow Star sister paper of The Vale Star
• The Vale Star (Charleville and surrounding Cork-Limerick border area)
• The Southern Star [6] (primarily West Cork circulation)
• The Avondhu [7] (North-East Cork and neighbouring areas of Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford)
• East Cork Journal [8] (launched September 2007)
• Midleton Post [9] (launched February 2008)
• Youghal News [10] Free A4 size fortnightly newspaper for Youghal Co. Cork
• Midleton News [11] Free A4 size fortnightly newspaper for Midleton Co. Cork, sister publication of Youghal News

[edit] Donegal

• Derry Journal
• Derry People/Donegal News
• The Donegal Democrat
• Donegal on Sunday
• Donegal People’s Press
• Donegal Post
• Donegal Times
• Finn Valley Post
• Finn Valley Voice
• Inishowen Independent
• Inish Times
• Letterkenny Post
• Strabane Weekly News and Donegal Reporter
• Tirconaill Tribune

[edit] Dublin

• The Tallaght Voice
• The Liffey Voice (South-West Dublin)
• Lucan Gazette [12]
• Blanch Gazette [13]
• Clondalkin Gazette [14]
• The Echo
• The Fingal Independent
• The Northside People
• The Southside People
• The Liberty (produced by Dublin Institute of Technology students based on this course)
• Liffey Champion (South-West Dublin)
• The University Observer [15]
• Metro
• Herald AM
• College Tribune

[edit] Galway

• The Galway Advertiser[16]
• Irish Emigrant [17]
• The Tuam Herald[18]
• The Connacht Tribune[19] - Despite its title, this newspaper is primarily Galway based.
• Connacht Sentinel
• Galway Independent[20]
• Galway First
• Galway Voice
• Connemara View[21]

[edit] Kerry

• The Kerryman [22]
• The Kingdom [23]
• Kerry's Eye [24]

[edit] Kildare

• The Kildare Voice
• The Naas Voice
• The Liffey Voice
• Kildare Nationalist (mainly South Kildare)
• Liffey Champion (North Kildare and West Dublin only)
• Leinster Leader
• Kildare Post

[edit] Kilkenny

• Kilkenny Advertiser[25] free newspaper
• The Kilkenny People
• The Kilkenny Voice

[edit] Laois

• The Laois Voice
• The Leinster Express
• The Leinster Express Weekender
• Laois Today

[edit] Leitrim

• Leitrim Observer
• Letirim Post

[edit] Limerick

• Limerick Leader (For all the Mid-West, ie. Limerick, Clare, North Tipperary)
• Limerick Post (Free Paper)
• Limerick Independent [26](Free Paper)
• Weekly Observer (West Limerick based)
• Vale Star (South anL East Limerick and North Cork based)

[edit] Longford

• Longford News
• Longford Leader

[edit] Louth

• The Dundalk Democrat
• The Drogheda Independent
• The Argus
• The Drogheda Leader
• The Drogheda Weekender
• The Dundalk Leader

[edit] Mayo

• Connaught Telegraph
• Mayo Echo
• The Mayo News
• Western People

[edit] Meath

• The Drogheda Independent
• The Meath Chronicle
• The Meath Weekender
• The Meath Topic
• The Meath Echo
• The Drogheda Leader
• The Drogheda Weekender

[edit] Monaghan

• The Monaghan Voice
• Monaghan Post
• The Northern Standard

[edit] Offaly

• The Offaly Express
• The Offaly Independent
• The Offaly Topic
• Tullamore Tribune
• The Midland Tribune

[edit] Roscommon

• The Athlone Observer
• Athlone Voice
• Roscommon Champion
• Roscommon Herald
• Roscommon People

[edit] Sligo

• The Sligo Champion
• The Sligo Weekender
• The Sligo Post

[edit] Tipperary

• The Tipperary Voice
• The Midland Tribune
• The Nenagh Guardian
• The Tipperary Star
• The Nationalist
• South Tipp Today
• Tipp Tatler

[edit] Waterford

• The Munster Express[27]
• The Waterford News & Star[28]
• The Dungarvan Leader[29]
• The Dungarvan Observer
• Waterford Today[30] Free newspaper
• The Waterford People and The Dungarvan People (sister papers)

[edit] Westmeath

• The Westmeath Topic
• The Athlone Topic
• The Athlone Observer
• The Athlone Voice
• The Westmeath Examiner
• The Westmeath Independent

[edit] Wexford

• The Enniscorthy Echo
• The Enniscorthy Guardian
• The Gorey Echo
• The Gorey Guardian
• The New Ross Echo
• The New Ross Standard
• The Wexford Echo
• The Wexford People

[edit] Wicklow

• The Bray People Tabloid published every Wednesday aimed at Bray and North County Wicklow. Price: €1.50
• The Wicklow People Tabloid published every Wednesday aimed at Wicklow Town, Arklow and South and West County Wicklow. Price: €1.50
• The North Wicklow Times Freesheet published every Thursday.
• The South Wicklow Times Freesheet published every Thursday.
• The Wicklow News Weekly paper founded in late November 2007. Price: €1 every Tuesday.

[edit] Gay Newspapers/Magazines

• Scene City - Gay community magazine for Dublin
• LinC - "Lesbians in Cork" magazine for Cork

[edit] Pan-regional

• The Avondhu - covers North East Cork, West Waterford, South Limerick and South Tipperary.
• The Munster Express - covers the South East.
• The Nationalist & Munster Advertiser

[edit] Defunct

• Ballymun Concrete News
• The Cashel Advertiser
• The Cashel Gazette
• The Clonmel Journal
• The Clonmel Herald
• The Clonmel Chronicle
• The Dublin Daily (renamed the Dublin Evening, a daily paper started in 2003 that ran for four months before running out of money)
• The Corkonian
• The Cork on Sunday short-lived (late 1990s) Sunday newspaper for Metropolitan Cork
• The East Cork Express
• The East Cork News Discontinued in 1991 after several years, was a sister publication of the Waterford News and Star (owned by Examiner/TCH)
• The East Cork Post Short-lived Youghal based newspaper in the mid-1980s
• The East Galway Democrat
• The Galway Vindicator
• Imokilly People [31] (circulated in East Cork and South-West Waterford, 1989 - July 2007)
• Letterkenny Leader (became the Letterkenny Post in 2005)
• The Limerick Reporter
• The Meath Telegraph
• The Muskerry Herald Ballincollig, Co. Cork
• The Muskerry Leader Ballincollig, Co. Cork
• The Roscrea People
• The Skibbereen Eagle incorporated into The Southern Star
• The Sligo Independent (published in Sligo 1855 - 1921; changed name to Sligo Independent and West of Ireland Advertiser 1921 - 1961)
• The Sligo Journal (Sister paper of the Western Journal, published for Sligo from 1977 to 1983)
• The Tipperary Advocate
• The Tipperary Free Press
• The Tipperary Leader
• The Tipperaryman
• The Tipperary Vindicator
• The Western Journal
• The Youghal Tribune a sister newspaper of the Dungarvan Observer

[edit] Northern Ireland

[edit] National

[edit] Broadsheet

[edit] Daily

• The Belfast Telegraph (Morning and Saturday editions are tabloid)

[edit] Tabloid

[edit] Daily

• The Belfast Newsletter
• The Irish News
• Lá Nua

[edit] Weekly/Sunday

• Sunday Life

[edit] Regional

[edit] Armagh

• Ulster Gazette
• Armagh Advertiser
• Portadown Times
• Lurgan Mail

[edit] Down

• County Down Outlook
• County Down Spectator
• Newtownards Chronicle
• Down Recorder
• Newry Reporter

[edit] Derry

• Coleraine Chronicle
• Limavady Chronicle
• Northern Constitution
• The Coleraine Leader
• Derry News
• Derry Journal

[edit] Antrim

• Ballymena Guardian
• Antrim Guardian
• Ballymoney Chronicle
• Ballycastle Chronicle
• Ballyclare Gazette
• Larne Gazette
• Carrickfergus Advertiser

[edit] Tyrone

• Tyrone Courier
• Tyrone Constitution
• Strabane Weekly News and Tyrone & Donegal Reporter
• Strabane Chronicle
• Tyrone Herald
• Tyrone Times
• Ulster Herald

[edit] Fermanagh

• Impartial Reporter
• Fermanagh Herald
• Fermanagh News

[edit] All-Ireland

[edit] Political Newspapers

• An Phoblacht Weekly paper of Sinn Féin
• (Irish) Socialist Worker Fortnightly paper of the Socialist Workers Party
• Saoirse Newspaper of Republican Sinn Féin
• Socialist Voice Monthly paper the Socialist Party
• The Starry Plough IRSP Newspaper

[edit] Defunct

• The United Irishman
• Daily Ireland (closed 2006)
• Northern Star (Newspaper of the United Irishmen, suppressed in 1797)
• The Nation (Irish newspaper)

[edit] External links

• Newsplan - Irish newspaper index and archives maintained by the National Library of Ireland

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