Welcome to Mediasales.ie
Mediasales.ie is an independent press advertising sales representation company. Its focus is to bring strong regional and national newspaper and magazine titles from both North and South of the border to the attention of advertising agencies in the Dublin area under one umbrella. read more →
Featured titles
Dundalk Leader
We would also like to welcome The Dundalk Leader into the fold of the Mediasales family. The Dundalk Leader has quickly established itself in the Dundalk Newspaper market having published its first edition some 18 month ago.
read more →The Sligo Weekender
The Sligo Weekender is a Weekly Paid for Tabloid newspaper. It is aimed at the Co. Sligo and Northwest area. It has a very health readership and is welcomed by the younger population as a newer fresher and generaly more reflective title to represent the younger readers of newspapers in the Sligo area. Currently it [...]
read more →Metro Eireann
Metro Eireann – Aimed at Ireland’s multicultural community, the weekly newspaper is available in Easons and other good newsagents across Ireland, north and south. It is also distributed the through ethnic shops, etc. Metro Eireann also has a strong subscription base.
read more →Drogheda Leader
The Drogheda Leader is the largest circulated paper in the North East. Since its establishment in 1995 the circulation of the Drogheda Leader has steadily grown to 30,000 papers on a weekly basis and is continuing to expand! There are two papers in the town of Drogheda with the Drogheda Leader being the largest circulated! [...]
read more →Clare People
The Clare People, Launched as Ireland’s first all-colour regional newspaper in June 2005, The Clare People has brought a new dimension to the Clare media market; giving people a choice and offering something new to a readership that wasn’t catered for by the old-style provincial press. This required a radical revision of the traditional routine [...]
read more →Primary Times West
Primary Times West is part of the Primary times Group of Magazines. Primary Times Group are Ireland’s LARGEST free family magazines! Primary Times magazines can guarantee you regional distribution to teachers and parents of primary school age children in your area. Our unique distribution means only families and teaching staff receive our magazines – so [...]
read more →Northside People East
Northside People (East) is North East Dublin’s largest circulated newspaper 45,000 weekly. The Northside People (East) is the largest published local newspaper in Dublin, with 45,000 papers distributed weekly serving the city. The first edition of Northside People hit the streets in May 1987 and quickly established itself as a major player in the local [...]
read more →The Cork News
The European Newspaper Design Award Winning The Cork News is Cork’s biggest news and lifestyle weekly newspaper. It is distributed across Cork city and county – FREE every Friday! The Cork News ia A newspaper by the people of Cork, for the people of Cork. The Cork News are Winners at the European Newspaper Design [...]
read more →Dublin People Group
The Dublin People Group, N/Side People East 45,000, N/Side People West 35,000 and S/Side People 45,000, are Dublin’s largest circulated weekly newspaper with TGI Readership of 429,000 readers weekly. TGI Readership Figure in Dublin of 429,000 Adults ( TGI Figures, July – June 2009 ) The Northside People (East) is the group’s oldest local newspaper, with 45,000 papers distributed weekly [...]
read more →The Irish News
The Irish News is Northern Irelands premier Morning daily paper. The Irish News is a regional morning newspaper which enjoys a unique reputation for the quality delivery of news to our readers in Northern Ireland and beyond. Delivering local, regional and national news from the readers’ viewpoint.
read more →News & Features
Dundalk Leader
We would also like to welcome The Dundalk Leader into the fold of the Mediasales family. The Dundalk Leader has quickly established itself in the Dundalk Newspaper market having published its first edition some 18 month ago.









