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For this Tipperary family, moving from the country to the town to renovate the former Bank of Ireland building has paid dividends and provided them with a handsome space for their physical therapy business

Richard Farrington and wife, Audrey, continue to live in Heystesbury Lane property despite bank obtaining possession order in 2011

Theft occurred a decade ago when Mullin was managing director of Bank of Ireland Private Bank

Significant risk transfer agreement sees institutional investors take on part of the risk of losses on €1bn of corporate loans in portfolio

Pan-European STOXX 600 jumps 1.2%, best daily performance in two months

Move follows recent legislative changes and protects a mother’s time to bond with her newborn

Move puts lender’s rates close to rival AIB as analysts expect European Central Bank to cut interest rates again in December

Quiet day on Dublin market as banks nudge upwards

Iseq follows peers as food sector heavy hitters retreat

Banks lead Dublin market higher.

US investment fund takes short position in Irish lender

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We can blame Irish banks for not passing on interest to savers, but we can’t blame them for our own bad planning or inertia when we don’t switch

Irish index of shares end the day up 1.15%

In recent case retired couple given an interest-only deal that should enable them stay in Tallaght home

S&P 500 on track for 50th record this year as gauge extends weekly gain to 4.5%

Interest rate cuts in both the US and Britain are the focus for a session where only the FTSE 100 dipped

Iseq up 1.3% as AIB leads surging bank stocks

‘Was it a big mistake, a misunderstanding, or was [Mr Mullin] doing it dishonestly? That’s what the case is about’

Jury at Dublin’s Circuit Criminal Court returned guilty verdicts in 12 of 14 charges faced by former Bank of Ireland Private Bank managing director

Landmark court of appeal ruling piles pressure on UK regulator to impose large compensation scheme on lenders

Dublin’s Iseq finished up 2.25% while FTSE rebounds

Former bank boss and Irish rugby international Brendan Mullin denies 15 charges of theft, deception and false accounting

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Bank’s UK car finance arm Northridge Finance pauses new lending ‘for a short period’ following court of appeals ruling relating to existence and size of commissions

Wall Street tumbles after warnings from Microsoft and Meta Platforms about escalating AI costs

Former head of Bank of Ireland Private Bank repeatedly denies any ‘unlawful transfer’ of bank funds

FTSE 250 edges higher as investors conclude Labour government’s first budget is less punitive on businesses than previously feared

The bank said that it will pay an interim dividend of 35c to shareholders next week

Former rugby international and head of Bank of Ireland Private Bank denies 15 charges, including theft of €570,000 from bank

Inaugural chairman of Forfás held directorships with a number of major Irish groups right up until his death on Saturday

PTSB’s share of new Irish mortgage lending rose to 16.3% in the third quarter from 13.5% for the first six months of the year

Is a PCP best? Or HP? A quick guide to financing a new electric car purchase and whether buying second hand is a runner

Irish food groups retreat while Dalata finishes flat

Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland launches campaign to highlight risks from text message fraud

‘Either way, the bill will be settled,’ Brendan Mullin told partner at McCann Fitzgerald

Iseq retreats slightly as food groups fall

Bank of Ireland says fraud line has seen rise in cases of fraudsters targeting businesses with new scam

RBC analysts set price targets for the three listed lenders which imply downside to their stock of 6% to 38%

European governments selling down crisis-era bank stakes, taking advantage of strong sector valuations amid heightened interest rates