7 thoughts on “Anything Good In The Sunday Times?”
averagenewsreader
You mean we won’t be restricted to reading the short drivelly articles from the Indo ? aw jeez… (yes, drivelly is now a word)
Louis Lefronde
Oh dear, if The Times goes the same way as The Sunday Times did when it became ‘Oirish’ – it won’t be worth reading.
NB.
They should add to the advertisement – the Editor should be literate!
Odis
That’s a bit petty. Its a good read, in my humble opinion, and comparisons should really only be made relative to the local competition.
Though I have to admit, if they didn’t have A.A. Gill’s T.V. and restaurant criticisms, I wouldn’t be quite so enthusiastic.
Formerly known as @ireland.com
Shouldn’t they be concentrating on their new Scottish edition, after September 18th.
isallimsaying
Go, John, go!
Ahjayzis
The… Irish… Times of London?
Times Irish?
Gonna be confusing
SImon
How so?
The Times
The Irish Times
You spot the difference
You mean we won’t be restricted to reading the short drivelly articles from the Indo ? aw jeez… (yes, drivelly is now a word)
Oh dear, if The Times goes the same way as The Sunday Times did when it became ‘Oirish’ – it won’t be worth reading.
NB.
They should add to the advertisement – the Editor should be literate!
That’s a bit petty. Its a good read, in my humble opinion, and comparisons should really only be made relative to the local competition.
Though I have to admit, if they didn’t have A.A. Gill’s T.V. and restaurant criticisms, I wouldn’t be quite so enthusiastic.
Shouldn’t they be concentrating on their new Scottish edition, after September 18th.
Go, John, go!
The… Irish… Times of London?
Times Irish?
Gonna be confusing
How so?
The Times
The Irish Times
You spot the difference