Revamped Trinity Mirror sites went live on November 16th, moving IrishMirror.ie, Belfast Live, Dublin Live, and mirror.co.uk to a new platform which allows the sites to be fully responsive and offering a much better user experience, including faster load times. Significantly, the new framework will also provide better ad viewability, benefiting advertisers and readers alike.
The redesign is part of a wider Trinity Mirror project, which will see new websites rolled out across its portfolio.

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