Faroe Islands Newspapers - Faroe Islands News

Dimmaltting (Faroese meaning 'Dawn') is the Faroe Islands' oldest and largest newspaper, based in Tórshavn. The first edition of the Dimma, as it is generally called, was published on January 5, 1878 (following a test issue on December 8, 1877). It had a print run of 8,500 copies in 2005 (13,300 in 1991) and appeared five days a week. As of 2014, it publishes once a week, on Friday.

Tórshavn-based Sosialurin is a Faroese newspaper. It is written entirely in Faroese. The website in.fo works in collaboration with Froya Tele, a Faroese telecom.

Norðlýsið is a Faroese newspaper, which has a mainly local northern focus on its news.

Norðlýsið is a Faroese newspaper, which has a mainly local northern focus on its news.