Euronext Dublin dragged down by food giant Kerry Group
Global markets were modestly higher as they waited for the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement
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Bank of Ireland shares fall on US deals business hit by loan losses
Lender gets little credit for improved interest income
Bank of Ireland to cut 260 jobs as first-half profit falls amid tariff-related impairment charge
Lower interest rates trim bank’s net interest income though not by as much as expected and lender maintains medium-term targets
European shares dip as US tariff reality sets in
Automakers Volkswagen, BMW plunge with trade agreement set to lock in 15% tariffs on exports to US
European shares close lower as investors eye EU-US trade talks
Iseq All-Share index ended the session slightly up
Global markets soar amid signs of progress on US trade deals
Euronext Dublin was up 1.3%, largely boosted by strong performances from the Irish banks
New dwelling completions up 35% in second quarter, data shows
Median residential transaction in July was settled 8.6% above the original asking price, which was a fresh high, Bank of Ireland says
Markets climb on back of Japan-US trade deal signing
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.3%, lifted by Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingspan, which surged 3.6%
Global markets dip amid signs Trump’s trade war is hitting corporate bottom lines
The main mover in Dublin was Ryanair, which climbed 0.3% a day after the airline reported that profits more than doubled to €820m
Shares advance as corporate earnings parade ramps up
Iseq index up 1.3%, led by climbing Ryanair shares
European shares close little changed as Ryanair drops in Dublin
London extends winning streak to fourth week
Bank of Ireland raises Irish economic growth estimates, with one big caveat
Forecasts assume pharmaceuticals would be exempt from threatened US tariffs
Trump threat to fire Fed chair sends Wall Street lower
Global shares tumble as chip-makers struggle for direction
UK investor pays €34m for Arena Centre in south Dublin
Tallaght mixed-use scheme comprises retail space, office accommodation and a Maldron Hotel
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If you’re not trading shares, there’s little point in a stockbroker account and any losses your husband suffered died with him
Global shares shrug off trade anxieties as volatility recedes
Iseq index largely unchanged as banks and Ryanair dip
Ryanair touches all-time high share price before slipping back
Global stocks halted their slide on Tuesday on hopes US president Donald Trump is still open to trade talks
Bankinter boss bullish on Irish business
Gloria Ortiz expects Irish profits to more than double by 2029
Continuing supply crisis sees house prices rise 7% over last three months
Risk of EU-US trade war has not taken heat out of Ireland’s property market, says MyHome.ie
EU could crack down on fake digital ads by forcing online platforms to ensure they are dealing with a reputable entity
Online scams and fraud are the new front line of financial crime but the Digital Services Act is not fit for purpose in tackling this serious problem
Strong US jobs data sends global stock markets higher
Housebuilding sector bounced back from some weakness, with Cairn Homes and Glenveagh Properties were each up 2%
Global shares little changed after UK market rout
Unexpectedly weak US jobs reports adds to atmosphere of caution
Thinking of private school for your children? Better start saving now
When should you start saving? ‘When a child is born’
European stocks retreat as markets await tariff deadline
Irish index of shares ends the day slightly higher
Recession fears edge worries over housing costs among Irish households – Bank of Ireland
Irish households are saving less and are more worried about outlook for investments, survey finds
Global stocks fluctuate as oil erases rally
Aviation stocks drop amid soaring jet fuel prices in Europe
Paschal Donohoe’s refusal to tackle banker bonus ban is hitting those who bought State’s shares
The Minister for Finance has lifted pay caps at AIB and PTSB, but a 89pc supertax on bonuses remains
Irish State is said to have ‘broken even’ on AIB and bailed-out banks. But this is far from the full story
Department of Finance says State ‘made’ €600m on bailout repayments but interest, inflation and opportunity cost make that far from true
How AIB, once worth less than its art collection, came back from the brink
Free of State ownership again, the Irish bank is now hugely profitable, but the legacy of the bailout lingers
AIB share sale brings banker pay back into focus
Minister has kept 89% supertax on bonuses over €20,000 for bank executives in place even as he removes cap on salaries
Global markets mixed ahead of key central bank meetings
Iseq index advances 0.5%, dragged higher by Ryanair and the main Irish banks
Donohoe lifts remaining bank pay caps after selling last AIB shares
Irish bank was rescued by State with a €20.8bn bailout post the 2008 crash
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