Newspaper Publishing in Ireland

Local Ireland

Local Ireland is the voice for the largest grouping of local weekly newspapers of record in the Republic of Ireland. Local newspapers are among the three most important advertising platforms in Ireland and represent the best value for money by which leading brands can reach the population in every town and county across Ireland. The longest serving news medium in Ireland, local press presents a uniquely hyper local news offering to its readers each week. The average household retention period for our weekly titles is 5.9 days; our readers spend twice as long reading them as they do a national daily title; 86% of readers say the community relies on their local newspaper for news about their area.(source; Ipsos MRBI survey October 2012). Local Ireland is the promotional brand of the Regional Newspapers and Printers Association of Ireland (RNPAI), formerly the Provincial Newspaper Association, founded in 1919, and the oldest newspaper association in Ireland.

1 to 10 staff

Sin Student Independent News

SIN Newspaper (Student Independent News) is a student newspaper in Galway, Ireland. Its offices are based at NUI Galway. SIN is published fortnightly and covers news about Galway events on and off campus, while its entertainment and features sections aim to entertain and provoke debate and shape opinion. SIN accepts articles from past and present students and lecturers and staff. SIM was founded in 2001 and is published online every two weeks. It replaced the University College Galway student periodical Unity, which was published from 1959 until the late 1990s. Sin was printed in tabloid size across 32 pages until 2020 when it moved solely online as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

51 to 200 staff

Echolive

11 to 50 staff

Enerfeed

Your Daily Energy News Feed

11 to 50 staff

Informatia Irl

Informatia IRL is an online newspaper that addresses to Romanian community in Ireland. Provides daily news and useful general information about community life in Ireland.

1 to 10 staff

Nationalist Newspapers

The Nationalist and Leinster Times Ltd publishes three weekly regional newspapers covering Carlow, Kildare, Laois and West Wicklow. We are part of Landmark Media Investments Ltd. Other newspapers currently within our group include the Irish Examiner, the Evening Echo, the Western People, the Roscommon Herald, the Waterford News and Star and the Wexford, Enniscorthy, Gorey and New Ross Echo newspapers.

201 to 500 staff

Roscommon Herald Limited

11 to 50 staff

The Avondhu

The Avondhu newspaper was established in 1978, covering the areas of North East Cork, West Waterford, South Limerick and South Tipperary. A ‘paid for’ title, with offices in the towns of Mitchelstown (primary) and Fermoy, this successful weekly - published Thursday's - boasts a readership in excess of (print alone). The first edition was a modest 4-page edition, which has since grown to an average of 80 pages. Recently, our online presence has been greatly enhanced following on from a re-launch of our website, as well as the addition of several products to market which allow us to provide promotional solutions to any client’s query. A digital edition of the newspaper is also available online, allowing our loyal readers to keep in touch with happenings from ‘home’, wherever they may be.

11 to 50 staff

The University Observer

The University Observer is Ireland's award-winning student newspaper, featuring the best writing, news, features, opinion and analysis from UCD, Ireland and worldwide. The University Observer is funded by UCD Students' Union but has been editorially independent since its foundation in 1994.

11 to 50 staff

Galway Advertiser

The Galway Advertiser is by far the highest circulating local paper in the country, free or paid for, with over copies published every Thursday. Our average pagination is 120 pages. 29,043 (ABC Jan – Dec 2017) are delivered directly to homes throughout the city, and also to homes in some county towns. The other 20,957 papers are delivered by bulk distribution throughout the city and county, and Thursday is known as ‘Advertiser’ day throughout Galway. We are the only local newspaper in the West of Ireland to still retain our ABC Certification. We also email out a further papers in digital format to subscribers each Thursday. Strength of the Galway Advertiser: The results of a recent IPSOS MRBI survey of media consumption in Galway City and County (conducted April 2017) revealed that 79% of people in Galway City have read The Galway Advertiser in the past week. These results also demonstrate that the readership of The Galway Advertiser is spread across all age groups and demographics, with those in the 18-34 age group almost as likely to read the newspaper as those aged over 55. You can view this survey at http://bit.ly/IPSOSMRBI

11 to 50 staff

Irish Medical Times

Irish Medical Times publishes a monthly print and digital edition. Launched in 1967, Irish Medical Times was Ireland’s first medical newspaper and has been publishing news and information for Irish doctors and other healthcare professionals for more than 55 years. IMT’s circulation is audited by ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulation) and it has the highest circulation of any medical newspaper in Ireland: 7,697 average per issue. Irish Medical Times is produced by a team of expert journalists and designers, and has had a long-established reputation for independent medical news coverage and clinical features of the highest quality. Editorial Contacts Editor: Terence Cosgrave E-mail: terence.cosgrave@imt.ie Phone: 087 967 1784 Advertising in Irish Medical Times Irish Medical Times carries display, specialist recruitment, event and classified advertising in each print edition. We also offer a full range of digital advertising options across both our website and email platforms. Print and Digital Advertising Contact Publisher: Brendan McDermott E-mail: brendan.mcdermott@imt.ie Mobile: 087 967 1826 MPI Media Ltd. MPI Media Ltd, publisher of Irish Medical Times and MIMS Ireland, has been publishing news and information for Irish doctors and other healthcare professionals for more than 55 years.

1 to 10 staff

The Colloquium

The Colloquium is Trinity College Dublin’s student run international affairs magazine - a platform for open discussion and vigorous debate, where Trinity students can share their views about the global political landscape affecting us all and make their voice heard. The magazine promotes student-made analysis and opinion pieces, as well as visual material, on a diverse range of political topics of international relevance. With an exceptionally gifted and diverse editorial team, we can guarantee a balanced publication and excellence in the editing and publishing of content.

1 to 10 staff

The Irish Times

The Irish Times is Ireland's leading quality newspaper and delivers news, opinion and analysis to readers each week (source TGI). The Irish Times is committed to bringing journalism of the highest standard to our readers in the most convenient, engaging and accessible way possible through multi platform media. As media technologies evolve so do our methods of reporting and we are committed to developing our digital offering accordingly. From our daily email digests bringing news straight to your inbox to our series of weekly podcasts, we bring authoritative news reports; independent commentary and informed insight directly to the reader. We aspire to being a trusted source of information whether it’s in print, on web, mobile or tablet device.

201 to 500 staff

Irish Farmers Journal

The Irish Farmers Journal is the only agricultural publication that operates as a legal trust. The mandate is to provide the best possible technical support, market information and news to the agri–sector. No dividends are paid and the directors receive no fees. All profits go back into meeting the trust’s objectives – to enhance the competitiveness of Irish farming and the well–being of those engaged in the sector. To subscribe, visit:

51 to 200 staff

Trinity Business Review

Founded in 2018, Trinity Business Review (TBR) is an online-based business publication founded by students of Trinity College Dublin. Dedicated to objective & professional journalism, TBR aims to be on the frontline for business news in Ireland.

11 to 50 staff

Leitrim Observer Leitrimlive.Ie

Established in 1889 and Leitrim's longest running newspaper, The Leitrim Observer brings you all the latest news, sports and features every Wednesday, and online at We also know our businesses - our advertising teams are on hand to give you the best deals so you can reach out to a brand new audience throughout the county. Contact our advertising team at advertising@leitrimlive.ie or advertising@leitrimobserver.ie or on 071-9620025. Do you have a news story or picture for us? Get in touch today at editor@leitrimobserver.ie or on 071-9620025. Epapers are now available across all our news titles – Read your favourite local newspaper anywhere, anytime, on your mobile, tablet or desktop. Subscribe today at https://epaper.leitrimobserver.ie/ Get the latest stories direct to your inbox everyday! Sign up to our free daily newsletter at Keep up to date across our social platforms by following us on: Facebook Instagram Twitter https://twitter.com/leitrimlive is powered by Leitrim Observer Newspapers and Iconic Media Group

51 to 200 staff

Letterkenny Live

Read the latest news and analysis FREE every Tuesday in your LetterkennyLive newspaper or keep up to date online at LetterkennyLive.ie. LetterkennyLive.ie is brought to you by the teams behind the LetterkennyLive newspaper, bringing you the stories that really matter from around Letterkenny and the surrounding towns. We are at the heart of Letterkenny life, we know our local communities and we bring you the news that people want to read about. We also know our businesses - our advertising teams are on hand to give you the best deals on LettekennyLive.ie so you can reach out to a brand new audience throughout the county. For all your advertising needs please email advertising@letterkennylive.ie. Get in touch today to advertise or to share your stories and news! Keep up to date across our social platforms by following us on: Facebook Instagram Twitter https://twitter.com/letterkennylve/ is powered by Iconic Media Group

201 to 500 staff

The Sunday Times Ireland

The Ireland edition of The Sunday Times is in print and online on Sundays. Enjoy our award-winning journalism and keep up to date with unrivalled Irish analysis on News, business, sport and culture. Subscribe to get full access on thesundaytimes.ie/join

51 to 200 staff

Celtic Media Group

Celtic Media Group is the Publisher of six market-leading regional titles, with trusted brands that date back to 1828. It is a “Digital-First” publisher with a total audience reach of over 1.9 million eyeballs across on-line; social media and print. The weekly titles, which employ 70 journalists; sales; graphic design and finance professionals, are The Anglo Celt, The Connaught Telegraph, Meath Chronicle, Westmeath Examiner, Westmeath Independent and Offaly Independent. In addition to servicing our own titles, our Graphic Design & Digital Centre in Mullingar provides high quality consultancy to non-group publishers and corporate clients. Celtic Media Group, owned by its management team under the CMNL Ltd name, operates the global-leading publishing software from Naviga Inc.

51 to 200 staff

Dublin Gazette Newspaper

The Dublin Gazette is Dublin's leading free newspaper, published every Thursday, providing comprehensive coverage of the greater Dublin area. Known for its local news, sport and entertainment coverage, the Dublin Gazette serves as a critical source of information for Dublin residents. The publication prides itself on delivering quality journalism and staying connected with the community.

11 to 50 staff

Irish Pharmacist

For all that matters in pharmacy. Irish Pharmacist magazine provides news, features, opinion and clinical content for the Irish pharmacy community and has been published for 21 continuous years. OTC Update (formerly Pharmacy Assistant incorporating Pharmacy Technician) is a quarterly print and digital supplement that provides up-to-date information about common illnesses and over-the-counter advice.

11 to 50 staff

Kilkenny People Kilkennylive.Ie

Established in 1892 and at the heart of the community, the Kilkenny People newspaper brings together the top local news, sport and features every Wednesday, and online at We also know our businesses - our advertising team are on hand to give you the best deals so you can reach out to a brand new audience throughout the county. Contact our Advertising Department by email: advertising@kilkennypeople.ie or telephone (086) 0261478. Do you have a news story or picture for us? Contact the newsdesk on (056) 7791042 or e-mail news@kilkennypeople.ie. Epapers now available across all our news titles – Read your favourite local newspaper anywhere, anytime, on your mobile, tablet or desktop. Subscribe at https://epaper.kilkennypeople.ie/ Get the latest stories direct to your inbox everyday! Sign up to our free daily newsletter at Keep up to date across our social platforms- Twitter - https://twitter.com/KKPeopleNews Instagram - is powered by Iconic Media Group and the team behind Kilkenny People.

51 to 200 staff

The Irish Field

The Irish Field, established in 1870, was acquired by The Agricultural Trust in 2003 and is Europe’s leading bloodstock, racing and sport horse publication. The Irish Field is published by The Agricultural Trust (which is a Company Limited by Guarantee). Established in 1870, The Irish Field is Ireland's only newspaper dedicated to racing and equestrian sports. Published every Saturday, the newspaper averages 120 pages and includes: • Latest racing, bloodstock and sport horse news. • Interviews and features on industry personalities. • Comprehensive coverage of international racing. • Extensive reports and results from the point-to-point scene. • Expert horse management advice for all equine owners. • Pedigree analysis of major winners in Ireland and Britain. • Latest European stallion statistics. • Exclusive columnists commenting on important industry topics. • Sales results, reports and previews. • Weekly columns on speed figures, racing world gossip and much more. • Racecards for all Irish and British weekend racing. • Top tips from all the country's leading racing journalists. • Show jumping, eventing, dressage, hunting and all things equestrian in the Irish Horse World section. • Classified advertising, featuring appointments, property, horses, tack, vehicles and more.

11 to 50 staff

Dublin People Group Of Newspapers

The Dublin People Group is the largest local newspaper in Dublin, with three popular weekly titles serving the city: Northside People East, Northside People West & Southside People. Today, unrivalled local news and sports coverage, combined with quality layout and an extensive distribution network across the city, all help to make us Dublin’s number one local newspaper group. With an editorial emphasis on covering the main issues affecting local communities, each publication contains a topical mix of news, features, sport and opinion. Recent new additions to the papers include weekend television listings, fashion, travel and extra entertainment. Our newspapers are widely regarded as the main forums for local debate and discussion. And if you’re thinking of advertising and want to get your message across effectively and cost efficiently, we offer you the perfect medium through the Dublin People Group of Newspapers. With a weekly circulation of and a choice of three publications, it makes sense to advertise in our titles so you can get your message across to your target audience. Our publications are distributed throughout Dublin’s suburbs to homes, pick-up points and businesses. Total weekly distribution is as follows: Northside People (east) Northside People (west) Southside People For further information on any aspect of our services, contact (01) 8162900 or email sales@dublinpeople.com (advertising) or news@dublinpeople.com (editorial).

11 to 50 staff