Derry Journal 250: Banned north and south, the eventful story of Ireland's second oldest newspaper 1772 - 2022

So we’re officially very old indeed! In fact, the Derry Journal is now the second oldest paper still in existence in Ireland and the oldest regional paper. But we might never have got here as the paper also carries the curious distiniction of being the only newspaper ever to be banned in the north and the south of Ireland post-Partition...

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