Phoenix magazine to cease operations after 43 years

The Phoenix magazine, a fixture in Ireland's political and financial commentary landscape, is set to close its doors after a 43-year run. Founded in 1983 by the late journalist and publisher John Mulcahy, the publication has been a bi-weekly fixture, known for its in-depth analysis of political and financial matters.

Sources indicate that the magazine's publisher, Penfield, is entering voluntary liquidation, signaling the end of an era for the long-standing publication. The decision comes as the magazine is no longer accepting new subscriptions. A message on its website, phoenix.ie, states that it is "unable to offer" online or print subscriptions "at this time."

Edited by Paddy Prendiville, The Phoenix has maintained a dedicated readership over its decades of operation. However, it is understood that no further editions will be published beyond this week. The closure marks the end of a significant chapter for Irish journalism, particularly in the realm of political and financial reporting.

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unable to offer online or print subscriptions at this time