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Local Shopper Editions LOCAL SHOPPER EDITIONS EDITION AREAS POSTCODES CIRCULATION Cregagh/ Rosetta/ Mt Merrion/ Ravenhill/ Willowfield/ Woodstock/ Castlereagh/ Loopland/ Clonduff/ BT6 (0,8,9) EAST BELFAST 1 Lisnasharragh/ Casaeldona/ Beechgrove/ Glencregagh/ 15,750 Leadhill Ballymacarrett/ Short Strand/ Newtownards Road/ Sydenham/ BT4 (1), EAST BELFAST 2 Albertbridge/ Avoniel/ Beersbridge/ Bloomfield/ Orangefield/ BT5 (4,5,6) 18,250 Ballyhackamore/ Knock/ Clarawood/ Cherryvalley/ Orby Dundonald/ Old Mill/ Grangewood/ Dunlady/ Lambert/ BT5 (7), EAST BELFAST 3 Ballybeen/ Wanstead /Hanwood/ Cherryhill/ Ardcarn/ BT16 (1,2) 14,500 Rosepark/ Knock/ Braniel/ Tullycarnet/ Gilnahirk/ Stormont Holywood Road/ Strandtown/ Belmont/ Garnerville/ HOLYWOOD / Knocknagoney/ Old Holywood Road/ Stormont / BT4 (2,3) EAST BELFAST 4 Holywood - Town/ Abbey/ Abbotts/ Kinnegar/ BT18 (0,9) 15,000 Ballymenoch/ Seahill/ Cultra Stranmillis/ Lockview/ Malone/ Balmoral/ Upper Malone/ BT9 (5,6), SOUTH BELFAST 1 Taughmonagh/ Trossachs/ Erinvale/ Orpen/ Benmore/ BT10 (0) 14,000 Finaghy/ Upper Lisburn Rd/ Blacks Rd Markets/ Lower Ormeau/ Upper Ormeau/ Annadale/ BT7 (2,3), SOUTH BELFAST 2 Ballynafeigh/ Four Winds/ Beechill/ Cairnshill/ Windermere/ BT8 (6,7) 15,000 Primrose Hill/ Belvoir/ Milltown/ Newtownbreda/ Purdysburn Turf Lodge/ Andersonstown/ Falls/ Springfield/ BT11 (8), WEST BELFAST 1 Whiterock/ Ballymurphy/ Divis/ Lower Falls BT12 (4,7) 15,250 Riverdale/ Ladybrook/ Suffolk/ Lenadoon/ BT11 (9), WEST BELFAST 2 Upper Dunmurry Lane/ Glengoland/ Twinbrook/ BT17 (0) 15,250 Poleglass/ Lagmore/ Mount Eagles Peters Hill/ Shankill/ Woodvale/ Westway/ Lyndhurst/ Heath Lodge/ Ballygomartin/ Forthriver/ Glencairn/ Highfield/ BT13 (1,2,3), NORTH BELFAST 1 Springmartin/ Upper Crumlin/ Ballysillan/ Ligoniel/ BT14 (8) 16,750 Upper Cavehill York Road/ New Lodge/ Duncairn/ Tiger’s Bay/ Limestone/ Newington/ Grove/ Skegoneill/ Seaview/ Fortwilliam/ BT14 (6), NORTH BELFAST 2 Cavehill/ Upper Cavehill (pt)/ Cliftonville/ Oldpark/ BT15 (1,2,3,5) 17,500 Westland/ Sunningdale Mallusk/ Elmfield/ Ashgrove/ Carnmoney/ Ballyduff/ BT36 (4), NEWTOWNABBEY 1 Manse Road/ Woodford/ Beverly/ Whiteabbey/ Fernagh/ BT36 (6), 17,250 Jordanstown/ Monkstown/ Twinburn/ Brambles/ Hedgelea BT37 (0) Mossley/ New Mossley/ Queens Park/ Ferndale/ Ballyhenry/ Swanston/ Graymount/ Whitewell/ Longlands/ Bawnmore/ BT36 (5,7), NEWTOWNABBEY 2 Collinbridge/ Farmley/ Harmin/ Merville/ Rathcoole/ BT37 (9) 16,250 Rushpark 929 UPPER NEWTOWNARDS ROAD, DUNDONALD, BELFAST BT16 1RQ T: 02890 481143 LOCAL SHOPPER EDITIONS EDITION AREAS POSTCODES CIRCULATION Downshire/ Victoria/ Oakfield/ Milebush/ Greenisland/ CARRICKFERGUS Woodburn/ Prospect/ Sunnylands/ Town Centre/ BT38 (7,8,9) 19,000 Marshallstown/ Eden/ Ballycarry/ Whitehead Larne/ Island Magee/ Glenoe/ Mageramorne/ Glynn/ BT40 (1,2,3) LARNE Kilwaughter/ Millbrook/ Cairncastle/ Ballygally/ Drain’s Bay/ BT44 (0) 16,500 Glenarm/ Carnlough/ Glenariff/ Cushendall/ Cushendun Ballyclare/ Ballynure/ Straid/ Ballyeaston/ Burnside/ BT39 (0,9) SOUTH ANTRIM Kilbride/ Doagh/ Parkgate/ Ballyrobert/ Templepatrick/ BT29 (4) 16,500 Dundrod/ Nutt’s Corner/ Crumlin/ Glenavy Ballycraigy/ Stiles/ Parkhall/ Steeple/ Newpark/ ANTRIM Springfarm/ Oriel/ Dublin Rd/ Greenvale/ BT41 (1,2,3,4) 18,250 Muckamore/ Dunadry/ Toome/ Randalstown Woodcroft/ Grange/ Antrim Road/ Wakehurst/ Lettercreeve/ BT42 BALLYMENA A* Ballee/ Harryville/ Ballykeel/ Galgorm/ Gracehill/ (1,2,3,4) 16,250 Ahoghill/ Cullybackey/ Kells/ Connor/ Moorfields Cullybackey Road/ Carniny/ Waveney/ Dunclug/ Dunvale/ Ballyloughan/ Deramore/ Dunfane/ Brigadie/ BT43 (5,6,7) BALLYMENA B* Broughshane/ Newtown Cromelin/ Cloughmills/ Dunloy/ BT44 (8,9) 17,000 Glarryford/ Rasharkin/ Portglenone Lisburn City Centre/ Tonagh/ Warren/ Knockmore/ LISBURN A* Laurelhill/ Ballymacash/ Pondpark/ Magheralave/ BT28 (1,2,3) 19,000 Stoneyford/ Upper Ballinderry Dunmurry/ Derriaghy/ Hillsborough/ Culcavy/ Annahilt/ BT17 (9), LISBURN B* Lambeg/ Belsize/ Hilden/ Glenmore/ Roseville/ Hillhall/ BT26 (6), 19,000 Saintfield Road / Ballynahinch Road/ Drumbo/ Ballyskeagh BT27 (4,5) Helen’s Bay/ Crawfordsburn/ Rathgael/ Kilcooley/ Lord Wardens/ Rathmore/ Innisfayle/ Bexley/ BT19 (1,7), BANGOR A* Bloomfield (Pt)/ Rathgill/ Primacy/ Clandeboye/ BT20 (3) 18,500 Silverstream/ Bryansburn/ Springhill/ Dufferin Silverbirch/ Ballycrochan/ Ballymacormick/ Abbey Hill/ BT19 (6), BANGOR B* Whitehill/ Bloomfield/ Chippendale/ Town Centre/ BT20 (4,5), 16,250 Ballyholme/ Ballymaconnell/ Groomsport/ Donaghadee BT21 (0) Town Centre/ Victoria/ Bangor Road/ Conlig/ Movilla/ BT23 NEWTOWNARDS Donaghadee Road/ Abbot/ Bowtown/ Portaferry Road/ (4,7,8) 15,500 Glen/ Scrabo/ West Winds BT8 (8) Carryduff/ Saintfield/ Ballynahinch/ Drumaness/ Spa/ MID DOWN BT23 (6) Killinchy/ Lisbane/ Balloo/ Ardmillan/ Moneyreagh 15,500 BT24 (7,8) *Alternate months 929 UPPER NEWTOWNARDS ROAD, DUNDONALD, BELFAST BT16 1RQ T: 02890 481143.
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