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While year-on-year growth in spending with travel agencies and airlines was ‘modest’, spending on hotels rose 4.9%

In Dublin, shares in Bank of Ireland closed lower following a landmark court ruling in Britain

Despite a new measure by ComReg, Irish consumers are set to remain vulnerable to scammers and won’t have the same protections and supports that exist elsewhere

Irish households put an additional €6.9bn into savings with banks and other financial institutions in 2024 compared with 2023

Wall Street’s main indices slipped after hotter-than-expected inflation data

Bank estimated to be on track to save €21 million from 300 job cuts

Revenue assumes the first shares you sell in a company are those you bought first: you need to track down details to work out your gain or loss

Staff to be updated on discretionary bonuses later this month

Iseq index flat as Ryanair adds 1% despite sluggish traffic growth

Household savings in low interest demand deposit accounts declined by €962m in the year, Central Bank reports

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Bank of Ireland revises upwards its 2025 GDP projections to growth of 4.3 per cent

Where do companies stand on working from home five years after the pandemic began?

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe sold a 5% in the bank late on Monday evening at €5.60 per share to stock market investors

Latest share sale plan would reduce the State’s holding in AIB to 12.5 per cent

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Iseq index up 1.5% amid big moves for Ryanair and homebuilder Glenveagh

Banks and retailers to close on Friday for the duration of the status-red weather warning

Main banks retreat on Iseq as do housebuilders

Long income investment opportunity in Dooradoyle, Limerick, sells for €1.9m

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has written a submission through the UK treasury department to the supreme court, applying to intervene in the hearing

There are lots of ways to make money work harder, from topping up a pension to paying off debt

Start thinking now about what you might do with the money freed up once you have made your last repayment

Scheme offers structured repayment instalments at either three, six, nine, or 12 monthly intervals at an interest rate of 9.5%

FTSE 100 hits new highs as other indices close out a strong week for equities

Avant Money CEO Niall Corbett is balancing the twin challenges of establishing a retail bank presence in Ireland and learning Spanish

Financial institution seeks development of national financial crime strategy

Iseq closes slightly up with food companies rising

Lender’s share of new mortgages has slid from 25% to 13.4% in recent times

Rising property values and new ‘green rates’ mean homeowners including first-time buyers can minimise rises in mortgage repayments

Iseq Overall Index rises 0.87%

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Separately, Deloitte Ireland has appointed Kate English as chief economist, which is newly formed role at the group

Property, which has been on the market since 2022, had an original guide price was €6m but sold for about €5.5m

Iseq bucks trend and finishes the day down

MyHome report shows age of first-time buyers continues to creep up

On average, first time buyers are spending 28% of their after-tax income servicing their mortgages and they are typically two years older than their UK counterparts

Persistent inflationary pressures also a cause for concern