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The '''Andersonstown News''' is a community newspaper, published twice-weekly on Monday and Thursday, in Belfast, Northern Ireland which focuses on news and issues in the west of the city.
Its stablemates, the ''North Belfast News'' and ''South Belfast News'', are published weekly. The group also publishes the daily Irish language title ''Lá Nua'' (meaning "New Day"), and has shares in the ''Lucan Gazette''.
According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the ''Andersonstown News'' has an average circulation of 8,457 for the Monday edition[1] and 16,453 for the Thursday edition[2].
The ''Andersonstown News'' launched a new All-Ireland newspaper ''Daily Ireland'' in January 2005, which closed 20 months later in September 2006. The Andersonstown News group's flagship newspaper The ''Andersonstown News'' is perhaps the world's most widely distributed community paper.
The ''Andersonstown News'' generally takes an Irish Republican editorial stance. It was satirised in the Portadown News website as "The Angrytown News".
Its stablemates, the ''North Belfast News'' and ''South Belfast News'', are published weekly. The group also publishes the daily Irish language title ''Lá Nua'' (meaning "New Day"), and has shares in the ''Lucan Gazette''.
According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the ''Andersonstown News'' has an average circulation of 8,457 for the Monday edition[1] and 16,453 for the Thursday edition[2].
The ''Andersonstown News'' launched a new All-Ireland newspaper ''Daily Ireland'' in January 2005, which closed 20 months later in September 2006. The Andersonstown News group's flagship newspaper The ''Andersonstown News'' is perhaps the world's most widely distributed community paper.
The ''Andersonstown News'' generally takes an Irish Republican editorial stance. It was satirised in the Portadown News website as "The Angrytown News".
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