The Irish News
The Irish News is a “compact” (ie tabloid) daily newspaper published in Belfast on Mondays to Saturdays since 1891. Originally founded as an anti-Parnellite paper, it’s generally regarded as moderately Nationalist and social democratic in its stance these days.
It’s sold throughout Northern Ireland and in some parts of the Republic.
It’s been owned by the Fitzpatrick family since 1982 and claims to be the only Province-wide independently-owned newspaper. In recent years it’s launched three FM radio channels and an online video news service, IN.tv.
Its website doesn’t carry any news itself – it’s a vehicle for viewing the paid e-edition of the paper (and for selling it) and for promoting the paper to potential advertisers.
- Website:
- http://www.irishnews.com/
- Address:
- The Irish News
113-117 Donegall Street
BELFAST
BT1 2GE
- Tel:
- 028 9032 2226
- Fax:
- 028 9033 7505
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