Tourism business dips in September, lagging wider services sector
Activity levels have now declined for seven successive months, AIB says in latest services index repor
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Activity levels have now declined for seven successive months, AIB says in latest services index repor
Users urged to check correct name is on bank accounts for transferring money
Ryanair was flat despite a planning decision that raised hopes airlines could add up to 5,000 more flights at Dublin Airport
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Subdued customer demand, global trade uncertainty and Donald Trump’s tariffs among factors
AIB injected €50 million of fresh capital into Goodbody at end-2024 ‘to support future growth’
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.6% off the back of a strong performance from budget airline Ryanair and the banks
Potentially turbulent week lies ahead with slew of central bankers to speak
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Mortgages in default and debt from Covid pandemic among borrowings set to be sold at steep discount
Kingspan gave up 0.4% following big gains on Wednesday
European airline shares take hit after cyber attack
99% of modern day gambling funded via debit cards
Carol Meehan was a commercial director in AIB’s homes unit
Iseq index dips amid decline in Ryanair’s share price
Value of loans refinanced by State’s newest mortgage lender equate to 2.2% of €13.5bn mortgage lending in Irish market in year to June
US Federal Reserve begins two-day monetary policy meeting on Wednesday
Union has called new hybrid working rules ‘regressive’
AIB has again invested in the group’s fund, along with Bank of Ireland and the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund
Court hears Darragh Sutcliffe (21) has offered to speak at local schools on dangers of online fraud
US tracking higher on expectations of rate cut as Europe adjusts to likelihood of no further moves from ECB in the short term
Hotels group Dalata was up almost 1% in Dublin after a vote to approve its takeover was passed at an extraordinary general meeting
Revolut took off in Ireland because it understood that money is a deeply social medium and it infiltrated those moments in our lives – the Friday night round, a gift for the teacher
Ryanair sank 2% in Dublin as airline investors were unsettled by events in the Middle East as well as Russia’s drone incursion in Poland
Revolut would seem to have all the advantages in terms of penetration, technology platforms, business culture and branding
Parents of children studying away from home are spending up to €58,000 over a four-year degree
Main Irish lenders face increasing competition from neobanks
‘Further loss of momentum’ particularly sensitive in housing sector as Government looks to deliver on ambitious housing targets
State needs to look ahead with resolve to address the crises that could undermine us, not back with nostalgia
A previous instant payments project was abandoned by Irish banks two years ago
Mr Hunt takes over from Meta Ireland head Anne O’Leary
AIB’s new online calculator provides recommendations, estimates payback period and offers information on SEAI grants to start your solar PV journey
Ireland’s services sector underperformed the euro zone in the past month
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