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New rules may make switching mortgages easier

The Central Bank said it was considering imposing new rules on banks to make it easier for mortgage-holders to switch ...
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Providence reports €20.5m loss as exploration firm looks to new oil prospects

Providence Resources has announced losses of €20.5m for 2016 while operating losses for the period were €18.8m, an increase of ...
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Record level of data privacy complaints made to Data Protection Commissioner

There has been a record number of data privacy complaints in Ireland over the last year, new figures from the ...
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€500,000 pay cap could be waived for new BoI boss

FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan has indicated that he won’t block Bank of Ireland offering more than the €500,000-a-year pay cap ...
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No EU country has claimed on €13bn Apple tax – Noonan

No European country has made a claim on the back taxes that Apple allegedly owes to Ireland, Finance Minister Michael ...
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Economy a ‘miracle’ despite Trump and Brexit threat, says Central Bank

The Central Bank has revised up its growth forecasts on the back of strong domestic demand despite citing the twin ...
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We are on road to ruin unless we increase infrastructure investment without delay

Ireland is going to change dramatically over the next 10 to 15 years and we are not preparing for it ...
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Standard Life considering Ireland as possible EU base

Standard Life is considering increasing the size of its Dublin operation as a result of Brexit. The company is considering ...
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Citadel moves to expand in prime Dublin location

The largest equity trader in the United States, Citadel Securities, is to grow its Dublin operation over the next two ...
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