Is the Sunday Times the same as the Irish Times?

Although the Irish edition does carry a substantial amount of Irish news, sports and culture, the coverage is predominantly British, while Ireland on Sunday is entirely aimed at the Irish market. Both publications cost £1, but the Sunday Times has 10 sections more than Ireland on Sunday.

How can I get in touch with Irish Times?

Contact UsThe Irish Times Building. PO BOX 74, 24-28 Tara Street, Dublin 2.General Enquiries (Mon-Fri 9am-6pm Irish time) +353 1 675 8000. services@irishtimes.com.Customer Services. 1800 798 884 or +353 1 675 8894. services@irishtimes.com.Feedback/Suggestions. enquiries@irishtimes.com.Technical Support. tech@irishtimes.com.

How do I send a letter to the Irish Times?

by fax to: 01-671 9407; by e-mail to: lettersed@irish-times.ie (preferably without attachments). Please do not send letters intended for publication to other Irish Times email addresses. All letters, including emails, should include the writers full name, postal address, and telephone numbers (day and evening).

Who is the Irish Times editor?

PAUL ONEILL PAUL ONEILL is the Editor of The Irish Times. He previously worked as Deputy Editor and has also held the posts of Editorial Director, Business Editor; Deputy News Editor and Crime Correspondent. He first joined The Irish Times in 1989 as a reporter in the London office. He is from Waterford city.

How much does The Irish Times cost?

An introductory offer of €1 applies for the first month of a Standard Digital or Premium Digital subscription. Thereafter, prices are as follows: Standard Digital - €12 per month. Premium Digital - €16 per month.