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Industry welcomes ‘renewed sense of optimism that large-scale projects can finally get off ground’
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Money has continued to flow to military tech firms since siege of Gaza in 2023
Ireland will have to commit substantial funds to arms procurement whether it approves or not
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‘Trade shock’ anxieties prompts Irish firms to stockpile supplies
Companies in the Republic more concerned than EU peers about access to raw materials, says EIB
EU leaders agree but disagree on defence
Analysis: Most EU members want to co-operate on defence, but have different ideas about what co-operation means
Leaders call for EU to relax restrictions on defence lending
Request comes ahead of summit in Brussels to discuss Europe’s security
Developing hydrogen fuel could achieve energy security in transport for Ireland
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The European Investment Bank has provided €1.6bn to finance a diverse range of projects in Ireland, from student accommodation to home energy upgrades to major infrastructure projects
New low-interest loan of €75,000 for home retrofits a ‘game-changer’, says Eamon Ryan
Minister says there have been 63,000 applications for energy upgrade grants for 2024
Universities to get low interest loans to build 2,700 ‘affordable’ student beds
Simon Harris to unveil €434 million partnership between European Investment Bank and Housing Finance Agency
Ministers approve new low-interest retrofit loans for homeowners
Owners can borrow up to €75,000 for energy efficiency upgrades, underpinned by European funds
EU antitrust chief Vestager steps aside to bid for top EIB job
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