ISEQ ends week on the slide

A week of consecutive gains ended on the ISEQ in Dublin today as the index slipped back 21.98 to 6,047.36.

Fri, 06 May, 2005 - 18:46

A week of consecutive gains ended on the ISEQ in Dublin today as the index slipped back 21.98 to 6,047.36.

Banking shares fared poorly, with Allied Irish Bank shares slipping 5c to €16.45 while Bank of Ireland shares fell back 6c to €12.39.

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