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THE Phoenix magazine is set to close its doors after more than four decades in a blow to Ireland’s media landscape. It is understood the magazine’s publisher Penfield is entering voluntary liquidation ...

Current affairs and satirical magazine Phoenix has gone into voluntary liquidation after more than 40 years on Irish newsstands. The fortnightly, which was established by John Mulcahy in 1983, was ...

The Phoenix magazine, seen by some as Ireland's version of Private Eye, is to cease operations after 43 years. Irish broadcaster RTÉ reports the magazine's publisher, Penfield, is believed to be ...