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European Investment Bank
EU needs to step up financing to support collective security and accelerate productivity and growth
Europe is at crossroads and the choices we make will determine our voice in the new global order
Nadia Calvino: Ireland is a success story of what EU membership can bring
The European Investment Bank has provided €1.6bn to finance a diverse range of projects in Ireland, from student accommodation to home energy upgrades to major infrastructure projects
New low-interest loan of €75,000 for home retrofits a ‘game-changer’, says Eamon Ryan
Minister says there have been 63,000 applications for energy upgrade grants for 2024
Universities to get low interest loans to build 2,700 ‘affordable’ student beds
Simon Harris to unveil €434 million partnership between European Investment Bank and Housing Finance Agency
Ministers approve new low-interest retrofit loans for homeowners
Owners can borrow up to €75,000 for energy efficiency upgrades, underpinned by European funds
EU antitrust chief Vestager steps aside to bid for top EIB job
Dane has been the scourge of Big Tech among other businesses over last decade
An Irishwoman in Côte d’Ivoire: ‘I love being able to stop at the coconut vendor on the way home’
Wild Geese Dr Jane Feehan, Côte d’Ivoire
Low cost retrofit loans delayed until autumn
Loans of up to €50,000 at a lower interest rate to be rolled out within months as department ‘close’ to signing off on final details
UCC announces European Investment Bank to provide €50m for business school development
Planning permission for new third level school in Cork city centre was granted last month
Tinnitus group Neuromod raises €30m to fund drive into US market
Company’s Lenire device approved by FDA uses sound and electric stimulation to ease symptoms of tinnitus
Altada lenders told that €160m equity sale was ‘imminent’
Revenue has challenged the legality of a €500,000 loan to the artificial intelligence company before its collapse
Siren raises €12m in funding from European Investment Bank
Latest investment will help further develop cybersecurity platform
Power Capital Renewable Energy to borrow €240m for solar
EIB and others take a shine to Irish solar plan
Green lending is growing as a means to fund sustainable projects
Green lending can be used to fund facilities such as wind farms
Web Summit embroiled in second legal row as backer sues Paddy Cosgrave
High Court hearing takes place as third day of hi-tech event gets under way in Lisbon
Ireland to ‘break even at least’ from OECD tax reform
Seen & heard: Desmond critical of housing policy; Web Summit face off; and energy alert for Amazon
Irish companies among worst for investing in climate-change measures
Firms in the Republic invested just 6% of their budgets in energy efficiency last year
No quick fixes: Eight ways to solve Ireland’s housing crisis
It’s been brewing for years, with lack of supply at its core. The solution lies in targeted strategies
Malin buys back €4.8m of its own shares
Purchase comes soon after life sciences group’s sale of Kymab stake
Malin to return most of $112m Kymab sale funds to investors
ISIF owns almost 11% of Malin, which saw the value of its portfolio jump since late 2019
Ibec calls for additional €70bn spend on vital infrastructure
Employers’ group seeks overhaul of existing National Development Plan
Malin to make up to $145m from sale of Kymab to Sanofi
Irish life sciences company holds 10% stake in immunotherapy firm
Decision on vacant Dublin site sends strong message about housing policy
DCC official says too much emphasis being put on local authority acting as developer
Banks start accepting applications for Future Growth loan scheme
Scheme expanded from €200m to €500m as part of July stimulus package
Clashes in Dáil as junior minister admits lack of familiarity with Government Bill
House suspended to allow TDs confer with officials on legislation to access €25bn EU fund
Rebooting Ireland
Reopening the economy is by no means as straightforward as shutting it down but there will be positive aspects to the new normal for business
Rise in pension age poses potential problem in coalition talks
Differences also emerge between FF, FG and Greens over Land Development Agency
EU’s fiscal and state aid rules won’t be suspended ‘indefinitely’
Republic’s top EU civil servant says strict spending and subsidy rules will return after crisis
EU may pay the price for unreasonable Dutch stance on Covid-19 funding
John FitzGerald: There are advantages to a pooled approach to borrowing across the euro zone
Where will Ireland raise the billions to pay Covid-19 bills?
Availing of European rescue funds would send the wrong message
EIB supported investment of €280bn last year
EU investment arm aims to put 50% of all lending into climate and sustainability projects by 2025
Dubliner cheese-maker Carbery secures €35m loan from EIB
Financing to be used towards new €78m manufacturing plant in west Cork
Ministers visit midlands after decision to close peat power plants
Denis Naughten says consideration should be given to running plants on biofuels
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