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This newspaper was founded by John Francis Maguire in 1841 under the name the Cork Examiner with the aim of backing the Catholic emancipation movement in Ireland, which among other things fought for the right of Catholics to hold seats in Westminster. In recent years its name was changed first to The Examiner and then to the Irish Examiner. The paper belongs to the media group Thomas Crosbie Holdings. Its readership figures have risen significantly in recent years, owing mainly to the large number of former Irish Independent readers switching to the Irish Examiner.

Medium: daily
Political orientation: Liberal
Circulation: 56,000 (2009)
Frequency of publication Monday to Saturday

Location: Cork, Ireland
Publisher: Thomas Crosbie Holdings
Area of distribution: Nationwide, but mostly read in the Munster region around Cork
Established: 1841

City Quarter, Lapps Quay
Cork
Phone: 00353-(0)21 4272722
E-Mail: editor@examiner.ie
Internet: http://www.examiner.ie/

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65 articles from this medium have been cited in the European press review by euro|topics.

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1.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 03/05/2013

Irish president right to attack austerity

In an interview with the Financial Times on Thursday, Irish President Michael Higgins harshly criticised the austerity policy of the EU and ECB and called ... » more

2.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 16/04/2013

Extra time good news for Ireland

At their meeting in Dublin on Friday the Eurozone finance ministers agreed to give Ireland and Portugal seven additional years to pay back their emergency ... » more

3.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 09/04/2013

Thatcher also stands for women's rights

After the death of British ex-prime minister Margaret Thatcher on Monday, the left-liberal daily Irish Examiner  analyses her role in strengthening women's rights: "Her divisiveness ... » more

4.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 18/03/2013

Lack of sleep fatal in the cockpit

The pilots of the Air France passenger plane that crashed on the way from Rio de Janeiro to France in June 2009 were apparently suffering ... » more

5.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 25/02/2013

Horsemeat at Ikea shocks consumers

The Swedish furniture group Ikea announced on Monday that horsemeat had been detected in the "Köttbullar" meatballs sold at its outlets in several European countries. ... » more

6.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 11/02/2013

Consumers the victims of horsemeat scandal

The scandal over beef products that have been shown to contain horsemeat is spreading. The supermarket chain Tesco announced on Monday that one of its ... » more

7.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 27/01/2013

Brexit would be a nightmare for Ireland

After the Eurosceptic speech by British Prime Minister David Cameron last week, 57 percent of his compatriots are in favour of exiting the EU in ... » more

8.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 13/01/2013

No one should turn blind eye on child abuse

The British police presented a report on Friday according to which former BBC presenter Jimmy Savile sexually abused several hundred children and youths over a ... » more

9.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 13/12/2012

UK involved in Northern Ireland murder

British intelligence service agents had a hand in the murder of the Northern Irish lawyer Patrick Finucane in 1989, as a report by a committee ... » more

10.  Irish Examiner - Ireland | 26/11/2012

Fewer and fewer abortion opponents in Ireland

Following the death of a young woman at the end of October who had been denied an abortion, it is becoming increasingly clear that radical ... » more

 
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