Frank O Connor

Moody’s raises outlook for Republic for first time since 2017

Ratings agency forecasts continuing growth despite threats

Can Ireland rely on super-low interest rates to manage Covid-19 debt?

Smart Money: The future of interest rates is the biggest economic question in decades

Restaurateur Peter White’s lifetime collection sale to include notable artworks

Sale of some 350 lots includes paintings, bronzes, prints, antique furniture, china and silver

NTMA to raise up to €20bn in bond markets next year

The funding is needed to cover the budgetary hole caused by Covid and Brexit

A Ghost in the Throat: Otherworldly, older-worldly hybrid of essay and autofiction

Doireann Ní Ghríofa’s unusual prose debut brings art of Caoineadh into the 21st century

NTMA says this year’s borrowing will be closer to €24bn

Debt agency claims borrowing will be at the ‘upper range’ after launch of July stimulus

State to auction €750m worth of Irish treasury bills

NTMA plans to raise a total of between €20-€24bn of long-term funding this year

NTMA raises €1.5bn mainly at negative rates

Latest bond auction brings to €20 billion amount NTMA has raised on long-term debt markets so far this year

Central Bank governor to call for ‘credible’ path’ to cut State debt post-Covid-19

High level of debt will leave State vulnerable to future shocks, warns Makhlouf

The poet as press attaché – An Irishman’s Diary on John Betjeman in Ireland

NTMA could raise €4bn in sale of 10-year bonds

Market conditions and investor feedback led to decision to sell long-term facility

NTMA broadens borrowing plans as Donohoe eyes 7.5% budget deficit

Agency set to raise between €20 billion and €24 billion in long-term bond markets in 2020

The forgotten Irishwoman who once ruled the New York fashion industry

Dubliner Carmel Snow gave Truman Capote his first major platform, and launched Dior and Balenciaga in the US market

State hits 40% of minimum 2020 funding target with bond sale

NTMA sells 15-year bond to carry 0.45% yield

NTMA to borrow less next year as it focuses on paying down debt

Agency sold €15.4bn of long-term bonds this year, at the lower end of its full-year target

Upperdown review: Murder, mayhem and maths in Tipperary

David Brennan’s clever Irish debut presents a deeply unsettling world

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