Original sentence: A member of the paper's management was later told by the Police Service of Northern Ireland that he was at risk of attack by loyalist paramilitaries.Critics have accused it of being overly supportive of the politics of Sinn Féin, the biggest nationalist party in Northern Ireland.They are not universally available in Northern Ireland and so have their principal market in the Republic Ireland, unlike Daily Ireland which was intended to be an all-Ireland newspaper
Edited sentence: A member of the paper's management was later told by the Police Service of Northern Ireland that he was at risk of attack by unionist paramilitaries.Critics have accused it of being overly supportive of the politics of Sinn Féin, the biggest pro-Belfast Agreement party in Northern Ireland and the third-biggest party on the island as a whole.They are not universally available in Northern Ireland and so have their principle market in the Republic Ireland, unlike Daily Ireland which was intended to be an all-Ireland newspaper