Energy shares fall on Strait of Hormuz signals as European banking proves to be safe bet
Irish stock market was boosted by strong results from Ryanair on Monday
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Here’s a Halloween horror story: A 97-year-old woman who owes Bank of Ireland €455,000
She took out the Bank of Ireland loan in 2003, the year Ireland was entering peak madness
Heavyweight tech stocks plummet as AI cash burn spooks investors
European technology shares posted their worst day since July
Bank of Ireland raises 2026 income and capital guidance after strong growth
Chief executive Myles O’Grady says bank has raised net interest income forecast above €3.5bn after loans grow €3.6bn in the first nine months of the year.
Tired pilots fear retribution and the €130,000 loan that became a €455,000 debt
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A 97-year-old woman faces €455,000 payment to Bank of Ireland over life loan taken out in 2003
How did a pensioner borrow €130,000 only to leave €100,000 of it on deposit losing money for 25 years?
AI boom and simmering oil prices boost global stocks, but Brazil election knocks some back
Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Donal Murphy, CEO DCC Energy
Murphy secured shareholder approval for DCC’s sale to two US private equity firms
Paddy McKillen’s Clarendon refinances London retail properties with private lender
Bank of Ireland debt has been refinanced under a new €17m facility with Hilco Real Estate Finance
Bank of Ireland and PTSB raise interest rates on products for first time since June ECB hike
Changes, which are effective from today, follow recent moves by non-banking lenders
Bank of Ireland ‘accelerating’ AI’s role in fraud detection and financial guidance
Bank says generative artificial intelligence tool has identified €55m in potential tax refunds to customers since April launch
Revolut’s outage was a warning to us all
High-profile incidents highlight Europe’s precarious position when it comes to who controls tech infrastructure
Millions affected by Revolut disruption linked to Google Cloud outage
Fintech says data and customer money remain safe
France unrest pushes European shares down despite tech rebound
Irish market begins week in red amid weakness in banking and some construction stocks
European shares notch up strong week as earnings cushion tech sell-off
Irish index of shares ends week on positive note
Global stocks edge lower as AI and rate fears hit tech
Investors unnerved by valuations of firms in artificial intelligence sector
How to downsize in Ireland: Plan early, sell first, be flexible
Despite the challenges, if you plan early and make yourself familiar with the market, the move is very doable
Irish house price inflation slows as affordability constraints bite
Asking price inflation softens to 3.9%, according to property website MyHome
European stocks rise with banks proving a safe bet
Stocks in Ireland’s Iseq All-Share index largely began the week on a positive note
AIB chief Colin Hunt eyes shares worth 100% of salary as bank expected to raise targets
Bank set up new share awards plan to get around continuing limit on bonuses
Global shares fall as oil tops $105 amid fresh tanker attacks by Iran
Ryanair falls as Michael O’Leary warns that ‘insanely higher’ jet fuel prices could last until 2028
Bank of Ireland contains losses on US leveraged finance loans with insurance deals
Specialist institutional investors took on credit risk for millions of euro of potential losses on loans
European stocks fall as Wall Street retreats from record highs
Shares in Kenmare Resources continued to rise on Wednesday following confirmation of a bid approach
Bank of Ireland invests €10m in ‘tech-for-good’ fund
Bank says investment is aligned with its wider sustainability ambitions
Who owns Galway’s Eyre Square? The billionaires, hoteliers and publicans running the central plaza
A property-by-property examination reveals the square’s diverse cast of investors, families and public bodies
Shares tumble as government bond rout deepens on rising oil prices
French shares drop after budget cuts announced
European shares mark first monthly loss in six months
Oil was up nearly 14% for the month, and set for its biggest climb since July
Still paying bank fees? It may be time to switch
Neobanks offer fee-free banking and budget-friendly features but access to cash or deposits can be tricky
Stocks steady despite no sign of Iran peace deal
Ires Reit jumps by more than 20% after takeover approach revealed
Why it pays to go green for lower costs when buying a new home
New-home buyers can lock in to lower rates due to higher energy efficiency
European stocks drop as global bond sell-off continues
Stoxx Europe 600 index drops 0.5 per as Iseq also retreats
Davy UK swings into profit as staff costs fall amid lay-offs
Broker’s UK arm laid off 10 staff in London
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