Russian troops land in Kazakhstan as ‘terrorists’ blamed for protest violence
‘Dozens’ killed as anger over fuel prices, poverty and corruption rock energy-rich state
‘Dozens’ killed as anger over fuel prices, poverty and corruption rock energy-rich state
Senior member of Swiss National Bank ‘open-minded’ about cryptocurrency plan
International lenders oversubscribe to Irish aircraft lessor’s attempt to raise $300m
Group says increased raw material, transport and labour costs hit Q2 results
Voters head to the polls on June 10th to decide whether Switzerland should introduce a sovereign money system
Tech sector still in its infancy but shows signs of high growth potential, says Greek bank
Company formerly known as One51 is planning to raise €125m in Canadian flotation
It is second major group in sector to select Belgium over Ireland following Lloyd’s
The greenback hits its loftiest levels since 2002 against the euro while Yen plummets
Installation focuses on women of Rising and corporate Ireland greed 100 years later
Iseq index follows other markets lower led by BoI, Ryanair and Paddy Power Betfair
Staff turned out of stationery and book store by rebels and premises ‘destroyed’ by shelling
Some savers are earning as little as €1 a year on deposits of €10,000
Government expects economy to flatline this year and contract in 2016
Frankfurt comments on Thursday drove currency to biggest one-day fall since January
Pressure growing on Alexis Tsipras to call snap elections
China’s central bank changes the way it sets yuan midpoint
Shared currency holding up despite crisis in Athens
An anonymous reporter – probably John Healy – followed Tom O’Higgins, then a 49-year-old TD, on the campaign trail as he challenged the 83-year-old president, Éamon de Valera, who was seeking re-election in his final contest
Investment bank benefits as market volatility boosts securities trading
‘We have taken significant steps over the past several years to implement reforms and exit clients who did not meet strict new HSBC standards’
Banks’ shares have been battered since the left-wing government won the election but spokesman says government doesn’t want to hurt banks
Minister dismisses speculation that it will follow Swiss move
Finance minister says she is confident economy can cope with move
Brokers in New York, London, Europe and New Zealand issue steady stream of warnings
Euro stays pinned near an 11-year low against dollar as market turmoil continues
Move sends most European shares soaring as bond yields and Swiss equities tumble
British oil giant BP announces 300 job cuts in its North Sea operations
Photograph of man on a stretcher surfaced in eBay auction 10 years ago
Economic think tank predicts small expansion but says unemployment will remain high
Labour market shows few signs of respite despite indications of economic recovery elsewhere
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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