BoI's principal markets' growth above EU average

The Bank of Ireland has said that trading for the first three months of the year was 'satisfactory' despite uncertainty in the global economic and equity markets.

The Bank of Ireland has said that trading for the first three months of the year was 'satisfactory' despite uncertainty in the global economic and equity markets.

Governor Laurence Crowley said that the growth rate for the bank's two principal markets - Ireland and Britain - was expected to outstrip the EU average.

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