Move follows a similar deal involving €1bn of corporate loans in November 2024

Senus, previously known as FarmEye, will begin trading on Monday

Company having teething problems with upgrade of a processing plant

So-called bad bank is on track to be dissolved in 2026 with its remaining assets being moved to a new NTMA unit

Attempt being made to reverse departure of chief executive

Award levels proved – on average – to be no higher than cases resolved through the State’s Injuries Resolution Board, according to Central Bank data

Shares in the construction materials giant have soared since it moved its main listing to the US

Case centred around insurer not setting aside enough money to cover large claims a dozen years ago, which artificially inflated profits

Shares in the company have plunged 72 per cent this year

Co Dublin company is leading provider of prefabricated modular balconies

Current regulation is too cumbersome and risks backfiring, Europe’s top banking watchdog says

French groups own four of the five largest providers in the State, following a series of deals between 2017 and 2021

Energia saw earnings decline in its customer supply business and gas-fired power plants in north Dublin, but rise slightly in its renewable energy portfolio.

Chartered Accountants Ireland’s concern centres on method through which firms access the online portal

Inclusion of the Irish stock in the index will force investors that track the S&P 500 to buy CRH shares