Long-term bonds sale sign of 'enormous progress Ireland has made'

The Government has heralded big demand from hundreds of international investors who lined up to lend to the country in its first auction of sovereign debt since the end of the bailout.

Long-term bonds sale sign of 'enormous progress Ireland has made'

The Government has heralded big demand from hundreds of international investors who lined up to lend to the country in its first auction of sovereign debt since the end of the bailout.

Some €3.75bn in IOUs known as bonds was offered on the global money markets with orders worth €14bn coming in, the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) said.

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