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A MOCK-UP version of the front page of the Irish Times has been pulled from the site after mistakenly being posted to its ePaper edition earlier this morning.
The Irish Times confirmed to TheJournal.ie that the wrong page, which features mock articles as well as photographs and sketches to mark the end of Geraldine Kennedy’s tenure as editor of the paper, was posted but had been pulled.
The paper said the correct page would be available by 10.30am, and it now appears to have been uploaded.
Yesterday, Kevin O’Sullivan, the paper’s news editor since 2006, was named Kennedy’s successor.
This image of the ePaper edition was captured by Kiosko.net before being pulled from the site:
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Snarf. Scarlet for them. I doubt it was a mistake though.
PR stunt.
Published for a bit of devilment and in the knowledge that it wouldn’t do the paper any harm at all but garner publicity and a bit of a feel good factor. Personally I think that the paper went a bit guttery in her tenure.
..she did get rid of Myers though.
Wish they had published it :-)
… why did G.K. not shake hands with Prince Philip, it seemed, at Dublin Castle bash … ???
who is responsible for this… honest?
Pure stunt
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