Sunday World News

Sunday World News

Ireland's #1 Crime News App

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Description
Ireland's #1 Crime News App
The Sunday World news app brings you the latest tales from hidden Ireland and exposes the criminals, the corrupt and the crackpots. 
Keep up to date with the best of breaking and local news, in-depth crime coverage, Irish showbiz exclusives, sport analysis and lifestyle stories from award-winning writers like Nicola Tallant, Patrick O’Connell, Eddie Rowley and columnists like Pat Spillane, John Aldridge, Paul McGrath and Fr Brian D'Arcy.

Features include:
	•	Breaking News alerts that link directly to developing stories.
	•	‘Top Stories’ provides you with a curated feed of the latest, breaking stories from Ireland and overseas from the Sunday World’s award-winning team of journalists.
	•	Free access to Ireland's #1 Crime News podcast.
	•	Inside scoop on irish crime including real stories, and the real people, behind the news headlines.
	•	Personalise menus and re-order your feed to stories that most interest you.
	•	Bookmark and save a story for reading later.
	•	Swipe left or right to navigate through stories
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About
Bundle Id
ie.independent.sundayworld
Min Os. Version
14.0
Release Date
Tue, Oct 13, 2020
Update Date
Mon, Mar 4, 2024
Content Rating
12+
Has IMessage
No
Support Watch
No
Support Siri
No
File Size
63.44MB
Has Game Center
No
Family Sharing
Yes
Support Passbook
No
Supported Languages
English
What's New
version
7.3.1
updated
2 months ago
Bug fixes and other improvements.
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