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Island of Ireland Report 2014-06.Xls Average Circulation by Product Setting the standard Island of Ireland Report June 2014 Island of Ireland Report - Jun 2014 This period Last Period Contents Last Year Dec 2003 Description Section Average Circulation by Product Section 1 Daily Average Unique Browsers by Product Section 1 Paid Newspapers - Republic of Ireland Section 2 Free Letterbox Newspapers - Republic of Ireland Section 3 Regional Publications - Northern Ireland Section 4 Consumer Magazines - Republic of Ireland Section 5 Consumer Magazines - Northern Ireland Section 5 Business Magazines - Jun 2014 - Republic of Ireland Section 6 Business Magazines - Jun 2014 - Northern Ireland Section 6 Business Magazines - Dec 2013 - Republic of Ireland Section 7 Business Magazines - Dec 2013 - Northern Ireland Section 7 ABC Bulk Distribution - Republic of Ireland Section 8 ABC Bulk Distribution - Northern Ireland Section 8 Online Properties - Republic of Ireland Section 9 Online Properties - Northern Ireland Section 9 Notes 1 The circulation figures may include copies sold or distributed in the Republic of Ireland/Northern Ireland, the rest of United Kingdom and other countries. Some products have chosen to report a geographic breakdown of their circulation. These are indicated by 'Geo'. The geographic breakdown is included as part of the certificate, 2 available on the website www.abc.org.uk 3 Business Magazines either report to ABC annually to December, or annually to June each year. This publication contains two separate reports, one for each reporting schedule. 4 Products appear in Section 1 (product listing) where they are registered with ABC. 5 Where a product is listed as Certificate Pending this advises that data has been received by ABC, but the certification process is not yet complete. 6 Where a product is listed as Not Reported this advises that data has not yet been received by ABC, from the publisher. 7 In Section One: Online. Totals are reported where the Product has published a certificate in the last 12 months. Copyright Notice COPYRIGHT © Audit Bureau of Circulations Ltd (by guarantee) 2014 All rights reserved. No part of this report may be reproduced, stored or introduced to a retrieval system, copied or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior permission of the copyright holder. While every effort is taken to ensure that all information published is accurate, ABC cannot accept responsibility for mistakes or omissions. Page 2 Island of Ireland Report 2014-06.xls Average Circulation by Product Media Owner Product Name Figure Audit Period Newspaper Paid - Republic of Ireland Agricultural Trust Irish Farmers Journal 70,235 Jan-Jun 2014 Independent Newspapers Ireland Dublin - Irish Independent - Morning 112,383 Jan-Jun 2014 Independent Newspapers Ireland Dublin - The Herald 51,600 Jan-Jun 2014 Independent Newspapers Ireland Sunday Independent 220,565 Jan-Jun 2014 Irish Examiner Limited Cork - Evening Echo 13,787 Jan-Jun 2014 Irish Examiner Limited Irish Examiner - Morning 35,026 Jan-Jun 2014 Irish Times Ltd Dublin - Irish Times - Morning 80,332 Jan-Jun 2014 Kennedy Echo Publishing Ltd The Echo 7,486 Jan-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Donegal News - Friday Edition 9,923 Jan-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Donegal News - Monday Edition 3,211 Jan-Dec 2013 Post Publications Ltd Sunday Business Post 34,012 Jan-Jun 2014 River Media Newspapers Ltd Inish Times 4,109 Jul-Dec 2013 Sunday Newspapers Ltd Sunday World 198,260 Jan-Jun 2014 Newspaper Free Letterbox - Republic of Ireland Carnbeg Ltd Limerick Post 15,887 Jan-Jun 2014 Cork Independent Newspapers Ltd Cork Independent 15,143 Jan-Jun 2014 Cork News and Media Ltd The Cork News 38,163 Jan-Dec 2013 Galway Advertiser Ltd Galway Advertiser 28,910 Jan-Dec 2013 Galway Advertiser Ltd Mullingar Advertiser 5,782 Jan-Dec 2013 Galway Independent Newspapers Ltd Galway Independent 21,765 Jan-Dec 2013 Regional Publication - Northern Ireland Banbridge Chronicle Press Ltd Banbridge Chronicle 3,737 Jan-Jun 2014 Belfast Media Group Andersonstown News 10,140 Jan-Dec 2013 Belfast Media Group North Belfast News 3,839 Jan-Dec 2013 Belfast Media Group The Nuachtain Newspapers Group 13,979 Jan-Dec 2013 Belfast Telegraph Newspapers Belfast Telegraph 48,014 Jan-Jun 2014 Belfast Telegraph Newspapers Sunday Life 44,155 Jan-Jun 2014 Edward Hodgett Ltd Newry Reporter 9,437 Jan-Jun 2014 Irish News Ltd Irish News - Morning 39,935 Jan-Jun 2014 JP Ireland Belfast News 29,152 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Derry Journal (Fri) 12,848 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Derry Journal (Tue) 11,230 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Derry Journal Group 24,078 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Larne Times 6,715 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Lisburn Echo 14,432 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Lurgan Mail 5,522 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Mid Ulster Mail 6,534 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Morton Newspaper Paid Group 32,203 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Portadown Times 7,764 Jan-Dec 2013 JP Ireland Ulster - News Letter 19,314 Jan-Jun 2014 JP Ireland Ulster Star 5,668 Jan-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Fermanagh Herald 11,828 Jul-Dec 2013 North-West News Group North-West News Group 46,846 Jul-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Strabane Chronicle 4,716 Jul-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Tyrone Herald 6,010 Jul-Dec 2013 North-West News Group Ulster Herald 11,158 Jul-Dec 2013 River Media Newspapers Ltd County Derry Post 4,478 Jul-Dec 2013 River Media Newspapers Ltd Derry News - Monday 5,197 Jul-Dec 2013 River Media Newspapers Ltd Derry News - Thursday 5,017 Jul-Dec 2013 River Media Newspapers Ltd River Media Newspapers Group 18,801 Jul-Dec 2013 William Trimble Ltd Impartial Reporter 12,802 Jan-Dec 2013 Section 01 Island of Ireland Report 2014-06.xls Average Circulation by Product Media Owner Product Name Figure Audit Period Consumer Magazine - Republic of Ireland Agricultural Trust Irish Country Magazine 15,888 Jan-Dec 2013 Agricultural Trust Irish Field 10,741 Jan-Dec 2013 Barndee Publishing Stellar 18,353 Jan-Dec 2013 Barndee Publishing TV Now! 24,511 Jan-Dec 2013 Carnbeg Ltd Limerick Post 35,942 Jan-Jun 2014 Cork Independent Newspapers Ltd Cork Independent 24,985 Jan-Jun 2014 Dublin Gazette Newspapers Gazette (Dublin) Harmonia Limited Food & Wine 7,921 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited Ireland of the Welcomes 22,463 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited Irish Tatler 23,057 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited Irish Tatler Man 4,948 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited U Magazine 22,585 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited U Magazine Ultimate Girls Guide to Absolutely Everything 17,681 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited Woman's Way 21,321 Jan-Dec 2013 Harmonia Limited Woman's Way Cookbook 10,525 Jan-Dec 2013 Image Publications Ltd BASH 3,737 Jan-Dec 2013 Image Publications Ltd Image 22,371 Jan-Dec 2013 Image Publications Ltd Image Interiors & Living 17,291 Jan-Dec 2013 Irish Garden Publishers The Irish Garden 11,917 Jan-Jun 2014 Irish Wedding Diary. ie Ltd Irish Wedding Diary 6,333 Jan-Dec 2013 Minjara Ltd Kiss 16,003 Jan-Dec 2013 Minjara Ltd VIP Magazine 21,252 Jan-Dec 2013 Nalac Ltd Business Plus 10,192 Jan-Dec 2013 National Lesbian & Gay Federation Ltd GCN (Gay Community News) 10,269 Jan-Dec 2013 Northpoint Consulting Ltd RSVP Not Reported Jan-Jun 2014 Osnovina Ltd Hot Press 17,239 Jan-Dec 2013 Raidió Teilifís Éireann RTE Guide 57,062 Jan-Dec 2013 Solbun Ltd Social & Personal 20,693 Jan-Dec 2013 Zahra Publishing Ltd Easy Food 20,021 Jan-Dec 2013 Zahra Publishing Ltd Easy Parenting 7,521 Jan-Dec 2013 Zahra Publishing Ltd Xpose Magazine 17,305 Jan-Dec 2013 Consumer Magazine - Northern Ireland Ireland's Homes Interiors and Living All Ireland Kitchen Guide 2,641 Jan-Dec 2013 Ireland's Homes Interiors and Living Ireland's Homes Interiors and Living Magazine 8,021 Jan-Dec 2013 Ni4Kids Ltd Ni4Kids 70,434 Jan-Jun 2014 Penton Publications Ltd Ireland's Wedding Journal 10,861 Jan-Dec 2013 Ulster Journals Ltd Ulster Tatler 10,842 Jan-Dec 2013 Visit Belfast About Belfast 59,903 Jan-Dec 2013 Business Magazine - Republic of Ireland Autobiz Ltd Autobiz 5,232 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Chartered Accountants Ireland Accountancy Ireland 26,852 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Checkout Publications Limited Checkout Ireland Not Reported Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Danstone Ltd Irish Medical News 7,563 Jan-Dec 2013 European Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgeons ESCRS Eurotimes 40,878 Jan-Dec 2013 GreenCross Publishing Medical Independent 5,789 Jan-Dec 2013 Mediateam Ltd Shelflife 7,765 Jan-Dec 2013 Medical Publications Ireland Irish Medical Times 7,135 Jan-Dec 2013 Tara Publishing Ltd Retail News 6,364 Jan-Dec 2013 Temple Media Ltd Passive House Plus - Irish Edition Cert Pending Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Think Media Ltd Journal Of The Irish Dental Association 3,499 Jan-Dec 2013 Business Magazine - Northern Ireland BMF Business Services agendaNi 5,053 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Buckley Publications Business Eye 7,057 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Farmweek Ltd Farmweek 8,827 Jan-Dec 2013 Greer Publications Hospitality Review NI 4,548 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Greer Publications Specify 3,728 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Greer Publications Ulster Business 6,337 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Greer Publications Ulster Grocer 4,440 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Penton Publications Ltd Ireland's Forecourt & Convenience Retailer 4,266 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Penton Publications Ltd Licensed & Catering News 4,664 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 Penton Publications Ltd Neighbourhood Retailer 4,362 Jul 2013 - Jun 2014 ABC Bulk Distribution - Republic of Ireland FortuneGreen Ltd Metro Herald 53,263 Jun-2014 Section 01 Island of Ireland Report 2014-06.xls Daily Average Unique Browsers by Product Media Owner Product Name Figure Audit Period
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