The Londonderry Sentinel
The Londonderry Sentinel is a unionist-leaning weekly tabloid newspaper sold in the town of Derry and the county of Londonderry.
It was founded in 1829 as The Londonderry Sentinel & North West Advertiser, by the former editor of the then Londonderry Journal & General Advertiser (now the Derry Journal), William Wallen, who left that newspaper in protest at its moderate stance over Catholic emancipation. Initially published on Saturdays, it switched to twice-weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays in 1862, and for many years appeared three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It’s published by Morton Newspapers, part of UK-wide regional newspaper publishing group Johnston Press.
There’s a sub-edition for Limavady: the Roe Valley Sentinel.
It comes out on Wednesdays.
- Address:
- The Londonderry Sentinel
Unit 4&5 Spencer House, Spencer Road
Waterside
LONDONDERRY
BT47 6AA
- Tel:
- 028 7134 1175
- Fax:
- 028 7134 7237<
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