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The Andersonstown News is a community newspaper, published twice-weekly on Monday and Thursday, in Belfast, Ireland.

Its stablemates, the North Belfast News and South Belfast News, are published weekly. The group also publishes the daily Irish language title Lá (meaning "Day"), and has shares in the Lucan Gazette.

According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the Andersonstown News has an average circulation of 8,457 for the Monday edition[1] and 16,453 for the Thursday edition[2].

The Andersonstown News launched a new All-Ireland newspaper Daily Ireland in January 2005, which closed 20 months later in September 2006. The Andersonstown News group's flagship newspaper The Andersonstown News is perhaps the world's most widely distributed community paper^{[citation needed]}.

Northern Ireland-based Newspapers
National The Belfast Telegraph | The Irish News | The News Letter | Ireland's Saturday Night | Sunday Life | Lá
Regional Andersonstown News | Antrim Times | Ballyclare Gazette | Ballymena Times | Ballymoney and Moyle Times | Banbridge Leader | Belfast News | Carrick & East Antrim Times | Carrickfergus Advertiser | Coleraine Journal | Coleraine Times | Community Telegraph | County Down Spectator | Craigavon Echo | Derry Journal | Down Democrat | Down Recorder | Dromore Leader | Dromore Star | East Antrim Advertiser | East Belfast Observer | Farmweek | Fermanagh Herald | Foyle News | Impartial Reporter| Larne Gazette | Larne Times | Lisburn Echo | Londonderry Sentinel | Lurgan Mail | Mid Ulster Echo | Mid Ulster Mail | Newry Democrat | Newtownabbey Times | Newtownards Chronical | Newtownards Spectator | North Belfast News | North West Echo | The North West Telegraph | The Outlook | Portadown Times | Roe Valley Sentinal | South Belfast News | Strabane Chronicle | Sunday Journal | Tyrone Constitution | Tyrone Courier | Tyrone Times | Ulster Gazette | Ulster Star | Ulster Herald
Defunct Daily Ireland | Protestant Telegraph