The Irish Times and Irish Independent hold the most Irish subscriptions, but the top 10 most-paid-for outlets are dominated by international competitors
International brands claimed five of the top 10 slots of news publications with paid online subscribers in Ireland, according to new research by Reuters and Dublin City University .
The Irish Times and Irish Independent were the two most subscribed publishers among Irish consumers, according to Reuters International Digital News Report, with the Guardian, New York Times and Economist all ranking above remaining Irish publications. The Business Post ranked 11th in the report, which was ...
España Últimas Noticias, España Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Leaving Cert relief as Irish aural section ‘did not have a Donegal accent’Irish Times exam diarist Georgia Farrelly has had a busy run-up to the exams
Leer más »
ExamWatch - The Irish TimesExamWatch from The Irish Times provides a daily update on exams alongside advice to help students and parents stay stress-free and success-focused during the Leaving Cert. Check in with ExamWatch daily during the exams.
Leer más »
ServiceNow to create 400 jobs, the best savings rates, and the limits on travel insurance coverMortgage arrears, the best savings rates, and the limits on travel insurance cover: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk.
Leer más »
The Irish Times on TikTokLeaving Cert maths: Louise Boylan from The Institute of Education in Dublin looks back at the higher level maths paper two. She says many would have found this paper fairer than Friday's but it still posed a challenge with some text-heavy questions. Video: The Institute of Education LeavingCert maths FYP
Leer más »
Allen brothers investment in mortgage firm, Pepper hikes rates, and how to manage finances while dealing with autism or ADHDBusiness Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Leer más »
National Museum hopes prosecution raises awareness of laws protecting Irish archaeological heritageMetal detector user fined €1,000 for illegal discovery of medieval artefacts
Leer más »