CRH

Iseq All Share index advances 1.2 per cent to 8,884.61

Building materials giant is set to move its primary listing from Dublin to New York on September 25th

Sportswear companies among fallers after downbeat profit forecast from US retailer Foot Locker

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Irish executive Albert Manifold paid £10.38 million last year for his role as chief executive of CRH, a position which he has held since 2014

European markets down as US indicates further borrowing charge increases

Wall Street stocks rise after US retailer Target beats quarterly profit expectations

Listed bookmaker’s determination to tap opportunity of US stock market listing could mean it follows CRH in dropping Irish market

Moody’s cuts credit ratings of 10 small to midsized US banks, while Bank of Ireland, AIB and PTSB suffer losses

Euronext Dublin was flat on the day as it saw trading volumes fall by half with investors enjoying the bank holiday

Fears over ‘long-term decline’ as heavyweights CRH and Flutter list in US

Department of Finance officials note potentially existential questions being raised down the line

Seen and Heard: Airbnb listings rise, Meta rent talks, CRH in Ukraine, Google redundancies and Eddie O’Connor buys a vineyard

Aer Lingus owner IAG was the biggest gainer on the FTSE 100 index

Pay for 19 top executives averaged €2.84 million last year

Iseq index advanced 1.5% despite volatile trading in Irish bank stocks

Euronext Dublin outperformed peers as it climbed 0.6 per cent on the back of some of its heavy hitters

Iseq index declines 0.5% on low trading volumes

Second biggest luxury goods firm slumps by 10% amid poor sales

Insulation specialist Kingspan and a number of other big hitters drove index in Dublin up 2.2%

Global jitters over impact on household finances of hawkish tone of latest Federal Reserve minutes

Insulation specialist Kingspan was among the top performers in Dublin where the index outperformed international peers

Iseq edges higher to track continental peers as Irish banks lead index higher with respectable gains

Lagarde comments on enduring inflation tempers mood

Christine Lagarde tells bank’s annual conference in Portugal that interest rates will need to be higher for longer than previously thought

Big tech firms dominate the rankings of Ireland’s biggest companies

Euronext Dublin finished the day down 35 basis points, largely in line with international peers

Trading thin on Monday with US markets shut for a public holiday

Just five stocks – CRH, Ryanair, Kerry Group, Flutter, and Kingspan – account for all wealth created on Dublin exchange over 30 years to 2020

Italian broadcaster MFE-MediaForEurope shares rise following death of its founder and Italy’s former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi

Q&A: Shareholders need to engage with the company’s US share registrar if they want to keep receiving any dividends in euro

Irish market down more than 1% as bank and food stocks weaken

Dublin trade slow as CRH shareholders back Wall Street move

Building materials giant plans move to primary US listing in September

Iseq index down 0.3% amid subdued trading volumes

Bank holiday trade in Dublin quiet, dealers say

Iseq index gained further momentum, adding 1.4%

On Euronext Dublin, the banks reversed some of the losses they suffered on Tuesday, on what was a ‘risk averse’ day

But rally in major tech stocks pushes US indices higher

Fitch sees the building materials giant reducing its total shareholder remuneration to $2.5 billion next year and an average of $2 billion annually between 2025 and 2026