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Euronext Dublin finished the day just barely in the green, up 0.06% with food group Glanbia the standout performer

Precious metals edge up while oil prices fall

Irish petrol and diesel prices have now both increased to, or above, €2 per litre

Milestone would come six years after Central Bank lifted limits on long term lending

Euronext Dublin was a sea of red as the index was dragged down 2.3%, which was largely in line with international peers

British group joins growing ranks of neo-banks but customers, for now, still seem committed to keeping some link with pillar banks

Irish lender surges 2.3% in late trading after reports Bawag ready to bid €1.6bn for bank

Chicago and Stamford operations will also shut down

Investors wait on interest rate signals from central banks

Pressure on lenders to resolve more difficult cases

All you need to know about the new instant mobile payments system run by AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB

Middle East war stokes inflation concerns

Iseq All-Share index rises with banking stocks in demand

Euronext Dublin climbed 2.9%, mostly driven by the Irish banks, but almost every company finished the day in the green

AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB hope new instant mobile payments system will challenge Revolut

In the first in our investing series, we look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts

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Customers of AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB to able to send, request and split payments instantaneously under new system

Properly structured performance-related pay would be the carrot to the stick of one of Europe’s toughest executive accountability regimes

Deal, which is an expansion of an existing arrangement, will see funding provided on a half and half basis by Bank of Ireland and AIB

Domestic banks published better-than-expected results this week but events have cast a shadow over growth prospects

National payments convention hosted by BPFI hears about new EU crackdown on money laundering

US stocks follow Europe and Asia lower

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Myles O’Grady sees benefits rather than risks from AI, for now

Lender says it will hand €1.2bn to shareholders this year

Securities firm continues to rebuild bond desk after shuttering it 2021

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.5% as the homebuilders enjoyed a surge

BPFI says the institutions ‘are fully committed to providing the relevant ATM and cash service point services as soon as possible’

Bank of Ireland data suggests people are showing their love in different ways, with pub and restaurant spending up

Irish entrepreneur was the driving force behind the global growth of the Smurfit packaging group for decades

Browne led the Waterford-based company to complete a major acquisition in the year

The construction group specialises in fitouts and modular construction

Survey measured 7% decline in ICT work but economists say that ‘doesn’t tally’ with other measures

Euronext Dublin finished the day down 0.15% as food ingredients giant Kerry Group endured another torrid day with investors

The Financial Services Union said it will ballot its members on the proposals, which include an increase to all bands

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Simon Harris needs to generate some bogus non-resident account energy

The banking sector extended gains from the previous session, rebounding from recent pressure.

Move comes after bank took impairment charge against unit last year