The Irish Examiner have launched a new subscription service. This service will complement their Home Delivery service which launched in 2019 and is part of a planned strategy to build a direct relationship with readers.

Over the last 18 months, the Examiner have invested significantly in their content resources and in technology to support this initiative.  As a result, they have seen a growth in digital readership on web, mobile and app, with now more Irish Examiner readers than at any time in history.

The Examiner are continuing to invest, adding new features and new channels in response to the needs of the reader – so that they can provide their unique brand of quality journalism on the readers’ chosen platform.

The launch is supported by an extensive new cross-platform brand campaign – Know what’s really happening’..

Readers can subscribe from as little as €1.50 per week and  have a choice of two digital subscriptions and two print-digital bundle subscriptions.

Standard Digital will give you unlimited access to all content on irishexaminer.com on your computer, tablet or mobile, as well as giving you unlimited access to the Irish Examiner App

Premium Digital will give you all of the features of Standard Digital along with daily access to the Irish Examiner ePaper, the digital replica of the print edition.

Weekend Bundle gives you access to Premium Digital and Home Delivery on Saturday of the Weekend edition of the newspaper, subject to current home delivery route delivery.

Complete Bundle gives you access to Premium Digital and Home Delivery of the newspaper 6 days per week, subject to current home delivery route delivery.

The Irish Examiner has a long-standing and loyal following.  They believe that there is a community of readers, both in Ireland and around the world, who value the writers, the unique perspective and the quality journalism that the Irish Examiner offers, who will want to pay a subscription for accessing our digital content.

For more detail, see irishexaminer.com/subscribe

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