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s e r v i c e d e p a r t m e n t 06 Irish newspaper printers rely on Reprocentre Service Group All printing is under time pressure, but newspapers are a particularly acute example. Every day (and often several times during it) newspaper printers have trucks waiting to take the most time sensitive product to market. Yet few understand what makes all of this happen smoothly and throughout the year. For more than four decades, the Reprocentre service team have provided telephone technical support and on site find and fix to newspaper press halls the length and breadth of Ireland. More recently this offering has been expanded to a full 24/7/365 contract-based offering, as we deliver support for all CtP machines sold by Agfa in Ireland. North and South of the border, Reprocentre service engineers like Robert Galbraith and Alan Keane are on call to respond to customers like Webprint Concepts in Cork and the North West of Ireland Publishing group in Omagh. Webprint, located in a state of the art plant at Mahon in Cork, print a wide range of daily, weekly and periodic newspaper titles. Amongst Webprint’s customers is TCH, who publish the Irish Examiner, the Evening Echo, the Sunday Business Post and various other weekly titles. Eric Bergin, maintenance manager at Webprint, explains, “it is vital to our operating schedule that all titles printed are done so within allocated time slots, so seconds count, every day. The Reprocentre engineers work with us to ensure that both Agfa Polaris computer to plate machines are well maintained and are fully functional in order to be able to produce 220 plates per hour, which we need to meet the tightest of deadlines”. Alan Keane, one of Reprocentre’s specialist newspaper engineers, worked in newspaper production for the Western People in Ballina before joining the company in 2005. “I enjoy the variety of work, as no two newspaper installations are identical, and the ongoing training from our suppliers’ keeps me up to date. In addition to Webprint, I’ve worked in all the major production sites in Ireland, both during the installation of the equipment and the scheduled maintenance, so we all understand the various machines, like the processors and plate benders,” explains Alan. The North West of Ireland Publishing group in Omagh (NWIP) publish and print seven of their own titles including the Co. Tyrone-based Ulster Herald, Fermanagh Herald, Donegal News and a niche GAA weekly newspaper for Ulster, Gaelic Life. The company also provides some external contract printing work. Established in 1901, NWIP’s titles currently enjoy a combined circulation of almost 60,000 copies per week and are one of the most progressive independently-owned publishing companies in Ireland. The company has two ECRM computer to plate lines and has recently added colour towers to the existing Goss Community press which is overseen by Press Manager Joe Quinn. “Reprocentre provided local engineering support for our older film based machines for many years, so we were very confident that the transition to CtP would be a smooth one,” explained Joe. “At about the same time we upgraded our press to offer additional colour capacity but none of this would have been possible if we did not have the reassurance that a Reprocentre engineer was available to repair vital pre-press equipment if and when we need them,” he added. As part of an expansion of Reprocentre Group in Northern Ireland, Robert Galbraith joined the company in 2007. “I’ve a background in service for many years, but I was delighted at the opportunity Reprocentre offered me, as I’d been working in the Belfast Telegraph for a number of years and wanted more variety. On a daily basis, working together with my colleagues Stephen Brady and Bill Forde, we ensure that newspapers reach their intended customers in a timely manner.”
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