What does The Irish Times do?

The Irish Times is Ireland's leading daily broadsheet newspaper and online publication, established on March 29, 1859. It serves as the country's largest subscription news service and is recognized as a newspaper of record. Owned by The Irish Times Trust, the publication maintains independence from private commercial and political influences. It publishes daily, except Sundays, under the editorship of Ruadhán Mac Cormaic, and is known for its politically liberal stance on social issues while adopting a centre-right position on economic matters. As a multi-media publisher, The Irish Times offers print editions and online digital content, featuring comprehensive journalism that includes news, analysis, and regular columns. It covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, regional news, and international affairs. The publication is committed to editorial integrity and high-quality reporting, providing a trusted environment for its readers. In recent years, it has adapted to market changes by introducing a digital paywall and acquiring services like RIP.ie, while continuing to innovate in advertising to enhance readership and revenue.