List of newspapers in Ireland

Below is a list of newspapers published in Ireland.

Daily Newspapers

Broadsheet

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

Tabloid

• Irish Daily Star
• The Irish Sun
• Irish Daily Mail
• Irish News
• Irish Daily Mirror
• The Evening Herald
• Racing Post

Sunday Newspapers

Broadsheet

• The Sunday Business Post
• The Sunday Independent
• The Sunday Times

Tabloid

• The Sunday World
• The Irish Mail on Sunday
• The Irish Sunday Mirror
• Irish People

Irish Language Newspapers

Weekly

• Foinse - An Irish language newspaper which comes free with the Irish Independent every Wednesday.
• Gaelscéal - Available in all 32 counties every Friday.

Monthly

• Saol - Irish language monthly newspaper based in Dublin

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]
• Nasz Glos [3]
• Diari Liffey [4] - News from Ireland in Catalan

Other

• Irish Republican News
• An Phoblacht
• The Irish Catholic
• Irish Farmers' Journal
• The Irish Field
• Iris Oifigiúil Official State Gazette

Regional Newspapers

Carlow

• Carlow People
• Carlow Nationalist

Cavan

• The Anglo-Celt

Clare

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

Cork

• The Carrigdhoun (Carrigaline and South-East Cork)
• The Cork Independent [5] Free weekly paper for Metropolitan Cork, was formerly 'Inside Cork' under previous ownership.
• The Cork News - A free Cork city based weekly newspaper launched 18 September 2009 [6]
• The Corkman [7] (primarily North Co. Cork circulation)
• The Mallow Star sister paper of The Vale Star
• The Opinion (formerly The Bandon Opinion) a monthly magazine for West Cork
• The Vale Star(Charleville and surrounding Cork-Limerick border area)
• Evening Echo [8] Cork local, daily, free ads once a week
• The Southern Star [9] (primarily West Cork circulation)
• The Avondhu [10] (North-East Cork and neighbouring areas of Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford)
• East Cork Journal [11] (launched September 2007)
• Youghal News [12] Free A4 size fortnightly newspaper for Youghal Co. Cork
• Midleton News [13] Free A4 size fortnightly newspaper for Midleton Co. Cork, sister publication of Youghal News
• West Cork People [14]– A free monthly newspaper for West Cork. 8,000 copies.
• The Muskerry News [15] Free 40 page A4 monthly newspaper for the Ballincollig and Blarney Area.
• The North City News [16] Free 40 page A4 monthly newspaper for the City's Northside Suburbs.
• Kenmare News [17] Free 40 page A4 monthly newspaper for the Kenmare Area.

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
• Strabane Weekly News and Donegal Reporter
• Tirconaill Tribune

Dublin

• The Northside People
• The Southside People
• Liffey Champion (South-West Dublin)
• Lucan Gazette [18]
• Blanch Gazette [19]
• Clondalkin Gazette [20]
• The Dublin Informer [21]
• The Echo
• The Fingal Independent
• North County Leader
• Metro Herald

Galway

• The Galway Advertiser[22]
• Irish Emigrant [23]
• The Tuam Herald[24]
• The Connacht Tribune[25] - Despite its title, this newspaper is primarily Galway based.
• Connacht Sentinel
• Galway Independent[26]
• Galway First
• Galway Voice
• Connemara View[27]

Kerry

• The Kerryman [28]
• Kerry's Eye [29]

Kildare

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

Kilkenny

• Kilkenny Advertiser[30] free newspaper
• The Kilkenny People

Laois

• The Leinster Express

Leitrim

• Leitrim Observer

Limerick

• Limerick Leader (For all the Mid-West, ie. Limerick, Clare, North Tipperary)
• Limerick Post (Free Paper)
• Limerick Chronicle(The Republic of Ireland's Oldest Paper)
• Limerick Independent [31](Free Paper)
• Weekly Observer (West Limerick based)
• Vale Star (South anL East Limerick and North Cork based)

Longford

• Longford Leader

Louth

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

Mayo

• Connaught Telegraph
• The Mayo News
• Western People

Meath

• The Meath Chronicle
• The Meath Weekender
• The Meath Topic
• The Meath Echo

Monaghan

The Northern Standard

Offaly

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

Roscommon

• Athlone Advertiser
• Roscommon Herald
• Roscommon People

Sligo

• The Sligo Champion
• The Sligo Weekender
• The Northwest Express

Tipperary

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

Waterford

• The Munster Express[32]
• The Waterford News & Star[33]
• The Dungarvan Leader[34]
• The Dungarvan Observer
• Waterford Today[35] Free newspaper

Westmeath

• The Westmeath Topic
• The Athlone Topic
• The Athlone Advertiser
• The Westmeath Examiner
• The Westmeath Independent

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
• The County Wexford Free Press

Wicklow

• Bray People|The Bray People Tabloid published every Wednesday aimed at Bray and North County Wicklow
• Wicklow People Tabloid published every Wednesday aimed at Wicklow Town, Arklow and South and West County Wicklow.
• North Wicklow Times Freesheet published every Tuesday.
• South Wicklow Times Freesheet published every Tuesday.

Pan-Regional

• The Avondhu - covers North East Cork, West Waterford, South Limerick and South Tipperary.
• The Munster Express - covers the South East.
• Northwest Express - covers the 8 Northwest Counties
• The Nationalist & Munster Advertiser

University Newspapers

Dublin

• The College View [36] (Dublin City University)
• The Liberty (Dublin Institute of Technology)
• The University Observer [37] (University College Dublin)
• College Tribune (University College Dublin)
• The University Times [38] (Trinity College Dublin)
• Trinity News [39] (Trinity College Dublin)

Galway

• Sin Newspaper [40] (National University of Ireland, Galway)

Online

• TheJournal.ie

Defunct

Daily

• An Claidheamh Soluis ("The Sword of Light", see: Gaelic League)
• Cork Free Press (founded 1910, ceased publication 1916)
• Daily Express (founded 1851, ceased general publication 1921)
• Daily Ireland (launched in January 2005, ceased in September 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
• Irish Bulletin Official Irish Republic Gazette closed 1922

Sunday/Weekly

• 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
• Irish Daily Star Sunday (closed January 2011)
• The Sunday Tribune (closed February 2011)
• Irish News of the World (closed July 2011)

Regional

• Athlone Voice
• Ballymun Concrete News
• The Cashel Advertiser
• The Cashel Gazette
• The Cavan Echo
• The Cavan Voice
• 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 Cork Weekly [41] Was a free weekly paper for Metropolitan Cork incorporating the Douglas Weekly. Ceased July 2009.
• Dublin Penny Journal
• 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
• Herald AM
• Imokilly People [42] Circulated in East Cork and South-West Waterford. Previously existed 1989 - July 2007 and reappeared briefly under new ownership in late 2008 .
• Imokilly Monthly - a monthly newspaper in East Cork which appeared during 2009, a descendant of a previous publication - the 'Imokilly People'.
• The Kingdom [43]
• The Kildare Voice
• The Kilkenny Voice
• Letterkenny Leader (became the Letterkenny Post in 2005)
• The Leitrim Echo
• The Limerick Reporter
• The Liffey Voice
• Longford News
• Mayo Echo
• The Meath Telegraph
• The Meath Post
• Metro
• Midleton Post [44] (existed from February until ? during 2008)
• Monaghan Post
• The Monaghan Voice
• The Muskerry Herald Ballincollig, Co. Cork
• The Muskerry Leader Ballincollig, Co. Cork
• The Naas Voice
• Roscommon Champion
• 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 Post
• The Sligo Journal (Sister paper of the Western Journal, published for Sligo from 1977 to 1983)
• Tallaght Voice
• The Tipperary Advocate
• The Tipperary Free Press
• The Tipperary Leader
• The Tipperaryman
• The Tipperary Vindicator
• The Tipperary Voice
• The Waterford People and The Dungarvan People (were sister papers). Existed in 2008
• The Western Journal
• The Youghal Tribune a sister newspaper of the Dungarvan Observer

See also

• List of Online Newspaper Archives
• Radio in Ireland
• Television in Ireland

External links

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