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Lending from the State-owned Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) slowed in the second half of last year by 74 per cent as its total lendin(...)

Web Summit is back. Well, sort of. The actual Web Summit might not be returning to Dublin anytime soon (if ever). Yet its sister event, the fintech-fo(...)

The steady performance of Irish government bonds in the face of recent market turbulence is a reflection of Ireland’s new-found economic and financial(...)

The head of the State’s debt office has said that the steady performance of Irish government bonds in the face of recent market turbulence sparked by (...)

Signs of overheating have begun to emerge in the Irish economy, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has warned. In its l(...)

The market interest rates, or yields, demanded by buyers of Irish banks’ riskiest bonds have risen to their highest level since last summer as markets(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency sold €1 billion of bonds on Thursday, meaning it has reached 80 per cent of the minimum amount of long-term de(...)

A senior central banker said on Wednesday there is “absolutely no evidence” that overseas buyers of Irish loan portfolios are acting more aggressively(...)

One of the last remaining prime development sites in Dublin’s docklands is to be sold by Nama. Joint agents Cushman & Wakefield and Savills are qu(...)

“Ireland is still borrowing money just to pay its interest costs,” the chief executive of the country’s debt agency said at an event in Dublin on Frid(...)