Ireland on Sunday was a Sunday newspaper in Ireland, published by Associated Newspapers Ireland Limited, a subsidiary of the Daily Mail and General Trust plc. The newspaper had a number of formats, but in its later years was tabloid in page size; however, it was not a 'red top' tabloid, but considered 'middle-market'.
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