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Since 2012, '''Celtic Media Group''' has being owned by a management team headed by chief executive Frank Mulrennan and finance director Frank Long. <ref>http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/</ref> They took full ownership of the business, which was previously owned by Scottish-based investors including Dunfermline Press. <ref>http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/</ref> |
Since 2012, '''Celtic Media Group''' has being owned by a management team headed by chief executive Frank Mulrennan and finance director Frank Long. <ref>http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/</ref> They took full ownership of the business, which was previously owned by Scottish-based investors including Dunfermline Press. <ref>http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/</ref> |
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In 2017, Independent News and Media (INM) proposed an acquisition of publishing arm of Celtic Media Group. The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and the Consumer Protection Commission approved the acquisition. However, INM and Celtic Media Group abandoned the acquisition prior to a ruling on the acquisition by the Minister. 100 jobs are now reported to be at risk. <ref>https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/</ref> |
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| Country of origin | Ireland |
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| Headquarters location | Navan, County Meath |
| Publication types | Newspapers |
| Official website | www |
Celtic Media Group provides publishing, printing and pre-press services. [1] Celtic Media Group publishes several newspapers and provides printing services to groups including Trinity Mirror's Irish operation and the Racing Post. [2]
Since 2012, Celtic Media Group has being owned by a management team headed by chief executive Frank Mulrennan and finance director Frank Long. [3] They took full ownership of the business, which was previously owned by Scottish-based investors including Dunfermline Press. [4]
In 2017, Independent News and Media (INM) proposed an acquisition of publishing arm of Celtic Media Group. The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and the Consumer Protection Commission approved the acquisition. However, INM and Celtic Media Group abandoned the acquisition prior to a ruling on the acquisition by the Minister. 100 jobs are now reported to be at risk. [5]
Newspaper assets include:
- Connaught Tribune. [6]
- The Anglo Celt. [7]
- Meath Chronicle. [8]
- Forum. (Meath, free newspaper). [9]
- The Offaly Independent in Offaly
- The Westmeath Examiner in Westmeath[10]
- The Westmeath Independent in Westmeath
See also
References
- ^ http://www.celticmediagroup.ie/
- ^ http://www.celticmediagroup.ie/our-services/#publishing
- ^ http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/
- ^ http://www.thejournal.ie/newspaper-group-bought-for-e5-5m-502891-Jun2012/
- ^ https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/
- ^ https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/
- ^ https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/
- ^ https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/
- ^ https://fora.ie/inm-celtic-media-deal-scrapped-3427715-Jun2017/
- ^ Oliver, Emmet (May 5, 2004). "Celtic News buys out regional titles" (web). "The Westmeath Examiner Group has been bought out by the Irish holding company of Dunfermline Press in a deal believed to be worth about €20 million.". ireland.com - The Irish Times. Retrieved 2008-05-30.
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