The Star....3 good crosswords and decent sport.
The Indo....decent rugby coverage
The Herald....cos its the only one in the evening in Dublin.
Sunday Times....cos it lasts a week
Sunday World....scandal and a decent crossword.
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The Star....3 good crosswords and decent sport.
The Indo....decent rugby coverage
The Herald....cos its the only one in the evening in Dublin.
Sunday Times....cos it lasts a week
Sunday World....scandal and a decent crossword.
Echo and Examiner because of good Sports and local stuff, parents always read the deaths first!
Irish Times because it IMO is the best Irish paper.
Indo metro version is handy for reading in work or when on bus/train.
Tribune is the only Sunday paper I can tolerate, and only just. Sunday papers in Ireland are very poor.
Irish Times cos best overall paper in the country.
Irish Mirror on fridays sometimes for eL footie
Tribune cos feck all else, Sunday Business Post for that different angle or Observer (brilliant monthly sports mag) on sundays. Very odd time get Sunday Times.
Hate Indo, Sindo etc...
Irish Times: Good news coverage and two good Crosswords + The Ticket
Sunday Tribune: Good news, a light read on a Sunday morning with your cuppa, poor on sports though.
Sunday Times when it's raining and I'm hungover, lasts all Sunday and beyond.
Might get The Star/The Mirror on a Friday for Dolan's Column, the EL pull-out respectively, but more likely to scan through them in the shop and but the I.T. instead
Independent usually, normally don't pick up anything else. Read it online more than I buy it though.
Times the odd (very odd) time though.
Not too fond of any tabloids.
Derry Journal, best local paper in the city.
Irish News, it's good for regional news, but they sometimes fill the pages with pointless articles on stuff political parties are complaining about.
Sunday Tribune, by far the best Sunday paper, can't stand the rest of them.
Derry News & Derry Journal
Irish Star only for the EL coverage, I dont buy British tabloids other than that.
I only buy a paper when I'm stuck for something to read in a pub/restaurant. Get my news from the Internet. If I was going to buy a paper, it'd be the Irish Times and/or The Gruandian. Filthy liberal I'm afraid.
The Star is singularly the worst newspaper I've ever set eyes upon. It's a rag, I wouldn't wipe my arse with it. The Sunday Sport is a better newspaper.
adam
the weekly sport
great sports section in this paper ;)
I work in a Press Office so I get them all for free. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dahamsta
Adam - I've had this with you before. The Star is the best Irish paper by a country mile. It's the only campaigning paper we have. Without the Star Mad Mullagh McDowell, Mickey Martin and the rest of them would have a free run at destroying the country. And it does great eL coverage.
Worst papers -
Irish Times - Self satisfied, smug liberal, panini eating, Ranelagh coffee shop twaddle.
Sunday Indo - Irish hating, greed loving, neo-Unionist nonsense.
Evening Herald - No need for a comment.
KOH
You havin' a laugh? Star looks like a school paper in its layout. Wheres its foreign reporters? Star like all the tabloids just jump from one sensational story to the next. Its not as if you'll learn anything from it...Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers
Read the S.Indo yesterday and it managed to touch new depths of rubbish. The match report from the Cyprus game didn't resemble virtually anything that I or anyone else I spoke to watched, sadly the Sunday Mirror (English version) had a more realistic reflection of the game.
The Bray People, always go to the court section to see who's been up this wek ! :D
I think you'll find that both the Derry news and Journal ARE british tabloids! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dortie
The Examiner is in my opinion the best daily. Sunday papers are steadily getting worse, the free CD's make great ash trays all the same.
The Donegal Democrate is great for finding out who was caught phishing on the main street at 4am Saturday morning! :cool:
rovers fans buy the star cause there aren't too many big words and lots of pictures ;)
i get the times on my desk at work and have to say it is a great paper overall, but the guardian is the best of em all i think.
The Tuam Herald or the Enniscorthy Guardian. Not bad papers, no messing!!
But there is correct use of the English language, the right punctuation and capital letters where necessary. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
KOH
yeah but i'm a civil servant, cut me some slack :D
That's what worries me. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
I'm a public servant but we have to be much more on the ball - after all, unlike you lot, we can be sacked!
KOH
my heart bleeds for yee...........
if i don't don't get decentralisation i'll be back in the free market full time.
So it publishes the ravings of an assh*le like Waters (who is the epitome of the description above, much as he trys to scream that he is not).Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers
The IT is by far and away the best paper in the country, with foreign news from it's own correspondents, the entire spectrum of political thought and analysis given a forum, (contrary to what FFers think), fantastic arts and literature coverage, and an understanding of what is real news.
Everything from the ignorant idiocy of Myers to the iconoclasm of Newton Emerson is published, and not a sign of the cringe inducing, false indignation of that ghoul Ger Colleran. Every single person in this country would find a lot to agree with and a lot to disagree with in the IT.
As an avid newspaper reader, I read papers from around the world on the internet every day. The Independent in the UK, NY Times, Washington Post are all worth a daily look.
The Examiner has come on a lot in recent times and is worth reading most days.
On Sundays, I still get the Tribune, but will probably give it up soon. It has being going downhill for a while now, and shows no sign of recovery.
Independent in the UK & Guardian have handy internet sites.Quote:
Originally Posted by patsh
Irish Tribune has actually improved a lot in last year but still too much Rubgy coverage...
I'd only really buy the Times, nothing else detains me for more than about 10 minutes. Sunday papers are universally awful.
For us poor blighters not living in the home country.
you've got to have the Stanit! Evening Standard that is.
Miss the simplex crossword in the Irish Times.
But these days I mostly read it all on the beeb website.
Oh. News of the World! A must on a Sunday!
I occasionally randomly buy the Times or the Indo, and read the Sunday Tribune as it's at home, though I don't think much of it. I've read most of the rest, and wouldn't give you the time of day for them.