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Iseq edged backwards with Ryanair down 1%

Central plank of reform limits ability of national regulators to require banks to hold extra capital on top of EU-wide rules

Irish shares advance as home builders, banks and Ryanair move higher

Bank had 100,000 customers on a wait list when it officially launched in the Republic in April

Dublin bucks trend with slight decline, but Wall Street ahead in early-afternoon trading

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Regime hasn’t been changed since 2013, which means it is no longer used

Construction under pressure as costs rise, report will show

Irish markets fell flat across the board with Ryanair leading declines

Irish market ekes out gain

Analyst says bank’s valuation ‘looks toppy’ as he warns recent good run ‘could be as good as it gets’

Spanish stocks under pressure after Donald Trump reiterates threat to cut trade ties

Brent ‌crude up 1 per cent after US-Iran peace talks appeared to stall

A quiet start to the week saw marginal rise for Irish markets

Pair made transfers to bank account three years ago, but only €393 has been recovered, judge told

Irish market closes week slightly higher buoyed by gains in heavyweight stocks

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Fastest expansion recorded since November, AIB index shows

Marginal upturn on Iseq is driven by Ryanair and Kerry Group

Europe’s central bank is looking to increase amount banks must hold in minimum cash reserves to cut its costs

DCC shares fall after Fidelity come out against takeover deal

Iseq All-Share index edges 0.2% higher

Tech shares rebound ‌on Wall Street after last week’s sell-off

Purchases worth less than €150 from outside EU will be subject to €3 plus VAT from Wednesday

Software engineer transferred money to alleged ‘landlord’ and was shown the apartment in Crumlin, but discovered he had been scammed

Consumers urged to exercise caution as number of takedown requests between January and May is 1,500 times the figures for all of 2025

Oil prices edged higher but were still back near levels last seen before the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran

Euronext Dublin finished the day down 1.1% after a number of the index’s main players suffered losses

UK shares largely shrugged off news of prime minister Keir Starmer’s resignation

The fintech’s model is proving more suitable for international scaling than the often outdated systems of legacy rivals

US vice president JD Vance abruptly cancelled his trip to Switzerland for talks with the Islamic Republic

Two-year-old scheme has had 1,135 loans to a combined value of more than €56bn drawn down

But Iseq rises with strong performance from Ryanair

Closure of high street banks and ATMs, two-factor authentication and chatbots are unpopular among older people

Iseq All-Share index closes at fresh all-time high, with banking stocks and home builders in demand

While inflation has eased, underlying pressures remain intense

French woman Ming Ting Mancel, who lived in Dublin with her family, accused of murdering her daughter in a hotel in Reykjavik, Iceland

Oil prices decline for fourth ​consecutive session

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