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• A STUDY of Irish tabloid newspapers has shown that some titles carry twice as many negative headlines as positive ones.
• A study of headlines taken from five papers over two weeks, carried out by business author Kevin Kelly, said four daily tabloids carried significantly more negatively-toned headlines than positive ones.
• The Irish Daily Mail had the largest proportion of negative headlines, with 109 negatives ones compared to 54 with positive tones, and 19 neutral headlines. The Irish Sun was next with 85 negative headlines, 58 positive ones and 30 neutral ones.
Read: Kevin Kelly’s headline analysis in full (PDF) >
The Irish Daily Mirror carried 92 negative headlines compared to 62 positive ones with 18 neutral in tone, while the Irish Daily Star had 110 negative headlines compared to 79 more positive-leaning ones with 25 neutral in tone.
• The Irish Independent, which was included in the study because of its compact edition, was also measured – and carried 95 positive headlines, with 66 negative ones and 23 neutral ones.
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Other broadsheet newspapers were similarly analysed for a week, but study of them was dropped when it became apparent that the majority of their headlines were neutral in tone.
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