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Ireland on Sunday now Irish Mail on Sunday
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September 24th, 2006Dublin, Ireland, Media, irishblogsToday the Irish Mail on Sunday has hit the newsagents for
the first time. There has been much talk about the move by the Mail group to unite Ireland on
Sunday (Ios) and the import the Mail on Sunday, into one as the Irish Mail on
Sunday.Ted Verity, editor in chief at Associated Newspapers Ireland,
told the Irish Times that it’s a matter of “getting synergies between both Mail
brands in
And that “makes a lot of sense” on those terms.Some commentators have taken different views. With the IT
reporting that “many advertising observers believe the name change is occurring
solely because recent sales have been so disappointing” (Verity counters this
with the fact they haven’t been promoting the title in the run up to the
change), and others including the SundayTurbine’sTribune’s Richard Delevan have
questioned the re-brand/synergy/whatever after the “40m or so invested in
building the IoS brand”, and a while ago Adam Maguire commented "The funny thing is that the (Ireland) on Sunday is the more successful
of the two publications, so wouldn’t logic dictate that the daily
edition should be renamed in like with the IoS rather than vice versa?". More discussion at boards.ie’s News/Media.Tags: Associated Newspapers Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, irishblogs, Media, the Daily Mail
3 Responses to “Ireland on Sunday now Irish Mail on Sunday”
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suzanne bevan
I read your newspaper every Sunday and enjoy it. Please help with information regarding a misprint on last Sunday 26th Jan issue.Style supplement with Beyonce on the cover. On page 4 I’ve seen a dress I simply must have but the description underneath relates to the previous dress. The one I’m interested in is a beautiful long denim dress. Please email me the info on this. I would really appreciate it.
Many Thanks,
Suzanne Bevan -
Your Opinion on Sunday February 11th 2007 was spot-on. My own story is on the above website, but it is as nothing compared to what is happening in the story on http://www.justbelfast.com
This story is evil and concerns the plunder, yes, the plunder of a wealthy mentally ill Patient in Care of the Supreme Court in Northern Ireland. The highest powers here, including judges, have assisted in the bleeding of this man’s wealth and there is not a thing anyone can do about it.
Gerry Rice. -
Billy Henderson
No. 1 Ardeskin Heights
Donegal Town
Co. Donegal
Hello,
I won the Bare Bones crossword on Sunday, Dec. 30th 2007, and as yet have not received the thesaurus. Is this being looked into, or did you lose my address.
Thank you.
Billy Henderson
