 In those times the local news pages were printed at the paper's works in Carrick-on-Shannon, while the "international" news pages were printed elsewhere, and of course, the front page was already devoted entirely to advertising.During Pat Dunne's internment in Ballykinlar, Co. Down, his sister Liza ran the paper for a time.Not many people know that at one point the paper was printed on a Thursday and it was only when the war started in 1939 that this had the effect of bringing the paper's publishing day back a day to a Wednesday, in order to meet the Dublin train which was reduced to running on a once weekly basis.