Ulster Herald
Omagh, Tyrone, Northern IrelandEnglishThe Ulster Herald is a prominent weekly newspaper based in Omagh, County Tyrone. Established in 1901, it serves the local community with comprehensive news coverage, sports, and local interest stories. It is part of the North-West News Group and remains a vital source of information for West Tyrone.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Publishing history across the six counties stretches back centuries, characterized by strong community ties and distinct editorial traditions. Three major Belfast-based dailies dominate circulation. The News Letter, founded in 1737, is recognized as one of the oldest continuously published English-language daily titles globally and maintains a unionist perspective. The Irish News, established in 1891, operates as the primary independent daily for the nationalist community, while the Mediahuis-owned Belfast Telegraph serves as a widely read mid-market title. Beyond these prominent dailies, a robust provincial press serves regional towns alongside specialized Irish-language publications. Paperboy indexes 37 Ulster newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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