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Strong demand from diverse investors for bonds, with order book exceeding €27bn

Government does not appear to have appetite for burden of oversight on the company

Umbrella group representing 25 snail farms, says that supporting sector is ‘a no-brainer’

Chapters and Rowan Tree cafe will be missed, while the Cobblestone won a reprieve

Latest incident of H5N1 in chickens follows virus detected in 30,000-strong flock of turkeys

TeamABC invests in Coral Vita, which is working to restore dying and damaged reefs

CSO figures show factory production increased by 3.6% in September

Korean carmaker’s new gem offers impressive 400km-plus range and fast-charge tech

Expert group says vaccinated healthcare workers can ‘unwittingly’ cause outbreaks

Campaign aims to find out why people who registered for vaccines haven’t turned up

Move will address significant deficit in charge infrastructure across Ireland, company says

Protesters say new hotels crowd out housing and the arts; officials say they create jobs

Market regulators have issued eight ‘amber alert’ demand warnings since January

Despite the grumbles, pay restrictions look set to remain in place for the foreseeable

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Global financial group says Ireland was chosen for new unit due to skilled tech talent

European markets fall but August still closes out a record winning streak

Cash coming from deals has surprised on the upside, according to insiders

Alexandru Iordache received life sentence for killing Limerick pensioner

Report by DBRS Morningstar, however, describes risks to Ireland as ‘distant’

Market Beat: Market sentiment towards remaining Irish banks has picked up

ECB’s more optimistic view for the euro area did not stop Bank of Ireland and AIB from falling

State public transport group cites restrictions as one of the uncertainties it faces this year

Eir must ensure that home phone services are available to all consumers through all providers

TeamABC looking to back start-ups focused on sustainability and transformation

Born just as financial markets went into meltdown, Fenergo has overcome the odds

Passengers from initial 33 designated countries fell from 564 to 194 up to April 4th

Higher penalty of €2,000 introduced after Taoiseach told Dáil €500 ‘not sufficient disincentive’

Public will be sickened at any sight of Davy 16 profiting from firm’s sale

No evidence of suspected criminal activity in broker inquiry, according to Central Bank

Pressure bears down on stockbroker shrouding itself in ‘vague’ details of scandal

Board review on ‘reckless’ actions will be led by brokerage’s four non-executive directors

Other clients of broker express concern too

Paschal Donohoe reiterates call for measures that ‘reflect the gravity of the situation’

Markets report: Iseq up by 0.6 per cent as most European and US indices finish ahead

Mortgage campaigner David Hall hits out at decision to allow private entity into scheme

Social-media giant liquidating three Irish holding companies and moving IP back to US

Some €64bn was committed to the banks between 2009 and 2011

Figures from CSO detect modest downturn in activity

Fintech takes top prize with other winners including City Swift, NearForm and Fineos