11 h. ago Will AIB pull State stock buyback terms if shares fail to rally by agm?

Terms to offer to buy back substantial chunk of remaining bailout-era holding in bank were agreed before Trump ignited market turmoil

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12 h. ago Soldiers at Renmore Barracks share their thoughts ahead of their deployment to Lebanon

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Soldiers at Renmore Barracks have been sharing their thoughts ahead of their deployment to Lebanon Tánaiste and Defence Minister Simon Harris has reviewed the soldiers before they head off The include the Army Chaplain who was attacked at the Dún Uí Mhaoilíosa last summer Father Paul Murphy […] The post Soldiers at Renmore Barracks share their thoughts ahead of their deployment to Lebanon appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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14 h. ago European Investment Bank welcomes new contribution from Ireland to reconstruction fund – accelerating support to Ukraine

European Investment Bank welcomes new contribution from Ireland to reconstruction fund – accelerating support to Ukraine  Agenparl

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17 h. ago Revolut hopes to offer mortgages to Irish customers by autumn

The online bank initially plans to offer home loans through its app with telephone support from staff

Economics

19 h. ago Intel shares fall as weak outlook overshadows new CEO’s turnaround promises

Intel is struggling to catch up with rivals after years of missteps

Politics

23 h. ago Pakistan threatens to suspend critical peace treaty with India

Pakistan said it may suspend the Simla Agreement between the two countries.

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24 h. ago Plans unveiled for south Dublin winter sports arena to host State’s first ice hockey franchise

Proposed €190m venue planned for Cherrywood, Dublin, will enable team compete in UK Elite Ice Hockey League

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32 h. ago Ireland to contribute €141m to World Bank's development institution

The bank’s International Development Association provides grants and lends money on highly concessional terms to the world’s poorest countries.

Economics

33 h. ago Decision on NI legacy issues due ‘within weeks’, says Tánaiste

Irish and UK governments working in ‘very good faith’ to bring about an agreed position, Harris says

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34 h. ago Governments will know ‘within weeks’ if legacy agreement can be reached, Harris says

The Tánaiste said the Irish and British governments are working in “very good faith” to bring about an agreed position.

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35 h. ago Ireland to give 141 million euros to World Bank fund for poorest countries

Ireland to give 141 million euros to World Bank fund for poorest countries  Reuters

Economics

36 h. ago Tánaiste Simon Harris 'very nervous' about proposal to introduce Dublin tourism tax

Tánaiste Simon Harris 'very nervous' about proposal to introduce Dublin tourism tax  Irish Mirror

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37 h. ago 'Vladimir, STOP!': Trump condemns Russian strikes on Kyiv as death toll rises to 12

The attacks throw yet more doubt on already fraught efforts to push Russia and Ukraine to agree to a ceasefire.

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37 h. ago Mary Lou McDonald to discuss recent Dáil disruption on RTÉ's Late Late Show

The Sinn Féin leader will also share her thoughts on the party’s performance in recent elections

Politics

39 h. ago Warring partners in Kildare legal practice take dispute to High Court

The dissolution of Burns Nowlan Solicitors in Newbridge could not be agreed between partners Matthew Byrne and Stephen McGrath.

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40 h. ago 'Vladimir, STOP!': Trump condemns Russian strikes on Kyiv and urges Putin to 'get peace deal done'

The attacks throw yet more doubt on already fraught efforts to push Russia and Ukraine to agree to a ceasefire.

Politics

40 h. ago Taoiseach condemns missile attack on Kyiv as Zelensky cuts short foreign trip to head home

The attacks throw yet more doubt on already fraught US efforts to push Russia and Ukraine to agree to a ceasefire.

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41 h. ago Taoiseach condemns Russian missile attack on Kyiv as Zelensky cuts short South Africa visit

The attacks throw yet more doubt on already fraught US efforts to push Russia and Ukraine to agree to a ceasefire.

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42 h. ago Northern Ireland bucks UK trend with fall in overdue invoices, R3 research shows

Northern Ireland bucks UK trend with fall in overdue invoices, R3 research shows  Derry Journal

Politics

44 h. ago Local MEP says CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Local MEP Maria Walsh says the CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security MEP Walsh, who’s a member of the European Parliament’s Agriculture Committee, has tabled over 30 proposals to strengthen CAP certainty and income stability for Irish farmers She has made […] The post Local MEP says CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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