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Can anyone recommend a sunday newspaper that...

  • 20-03-2011 12:28pm
    #1
    sollar
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    Is not right wing/conservative.


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  • #2
    TheInquisitor
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    that... has a reader that puts the full headline in his title so i know not to bother reading it!


  • #3
    sollar
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    TheInquisitor wrote: »
    that... has a reader that puts the full headline in his title so i know not to bother reading it!

    If you had nothing useful to add why bother responding.


  • #4
    jack presley
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    TheInquisitor wrote: »
    that... has a reader that puts the full headline in his title so i know not to bother reading it!

    yet you still responded to it?


  • #5
    sollar
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    I was really looking for a sunday paper that does not have a right leaning agenda and preferably not owned by rich tax avoiders


  • #6
    Centaur
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    From an Irish perspective I can't think of any. The Irish Times is the most balanced so you could buy it on Saturday and read it over the weekend.

    The Sunday Indo is rabidly right wing although Gene Kerrigan does swim against the tide.

    The Observer belongs to the Guardian group and is generally considered left wing. However it doesn't cover Irish affairs at all. Even during the recent election there was nothing.


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