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The Government has raised €500 million in 11-month borrowings at an interest rate of minus 0.54 per cent, a record low for such funding. The National(...)

Irish technology company Cubic Telecom received €23.5 million in funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB), the company announced on Thursday, t(...)

Strange things happen to countries’ establishments after serious crashes. Before the 2008 crash, it was deemed patriotic to talk up the economy and pa(...)

Even with the rapid turnaround in employment and growth, Ireland still has one of the highest per capita debt levels in the world. Central Statistics(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) sold 10-year bonds on Thursday at a record-low interest rate of 0.136 per cent, reflecting growing expe(...)

Christine Lagarde’s surprise nomination last week as the European Central Bank’s (ECB) next president has sent financial market participants scramblin(...)

There’s a perception that the €205 billion debt pile that sits on top of the Irish economy was put there by rogue bankers; in other words that it was (...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) paid out close to €1.78 million in “performance-related” bonuses to its 184 staff last year, according (...)

President Michael D Higgins couldn’t resist a little dig at the UK this week as he kicked off his three-day state visit to Germany. Higgins, during lu(...)

Economists here broadly agree that a reversal of some sort for the Irish economy is inevitable but differ on what might cause it or how severe it is l(...)