Monaghan newspaper to cease operations after 186 years

Monaghan regional newspaper The Northern Standard to cease operations after 186 years

Last editor of family-owned newspaper says closure will leave ‘void’ in the community it served for almost two centuries

One of Ireland’s oldest weekly newspapers to cease publication after 186 years

Co Monaghan-based Northern Standard was first published in 1839

Northern Standard to cease publication in Monaghan after nearly 200 years

The Northern Standard newspaper is set to cease publication in Co Monaghan after almost 200 years in circulation.

Monaghan newspaper to cease operations after 186 years

The Northern Standard newspaper in Monaghan is to cease operations after 186 years.

A Note of Grief—and of Hope

After 97 Years, the Palisadian-Post is Closing By ALAN SMOLINISKY | Owner You hold in your hands the final regular issue of the Palisadian-Post. After 97 years, this pillar of our town will be no more. Our reporters have chased their last stories. Our presses have printed their last copies. Our corner newsstands have opened […] The post A Note of Grief—and of Hope appeared first on Palisadian Post.

Historic Northern Standard newspaper to cease publication after almost 200 years in print

One of Ireland’s oldest newspapers, the Northern Standard, has announced it will close after almost two centuries in operation. The news was confirmed on the front page of today’s edition (Thursday), with the paper revealing that next week’s publication will be its final one — bringing 186 years of continuous weekly printing to an end. Founded on January 10, 1839, the Northern Standard is the longest-established newspaper circulating in County M…