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History: Most newspapers were slow to recognise that this would be only a short–term situation.

What does the above sentence refer to?

History: the fortunes of the paper began to change dramatically

In what way did the paper fortunes change? profitable or loss?

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Still "broadly nationalist" in outlook?

Wondering about what it says in this article about the newspaper's political alignment. I was visiting Dublin and bought a copy of this newspaper yesterday, the day after Gerry Adams' arrest, and the front page as well as pages 3-8 were entirely devoted to discussing the story -- and every piece that had a slant of some sort was very critical of Sinn Fein, Adams, and their IRA ties. Not that you have to be pro-SF to be nationalist in outlook of course! Maybe it's pro-SDLP? Still thought it was notable enough to ask here if the paper's alignment really is still as is described in the article, anyway. No-itsme (talk) 16:49, 3 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]