THE ISEQ index rose yesterday on the back of a strong performance by the financials. It closed 63.95 points higher at 7896.78.

THE ISEQ index finished in positive territory having spent much of the morning in the red. The Dublin exchange finished up 4.15 points at 7,832.83.

THE ISEQ Index closed up mirroring the gains in other European bourses. The Dublin exchange was 17.58 points higher at 7828.68.

THE ISEQ index closed in positive territory as the banking stocks recovered. The Dublin exchange closed 35.88 points stronger at 7856.53.

The ISEQ Index fell again yesterday as the financials dragged the market down. The Dublin Exchange closed 21.55 points down at 7820.65.

SHARES in Dublin fell, mirroring falls in Britain and Europe on oil price concerns. The ISEQ dropped 84.95 points to 7842.20 at the closing bell.

SHARES in Ireland nudged lower with sales in the banking stocks weighing on the index. The ISEQ shed 2.67 points to 7993.34 at the closing bell.

THE ISEQ index was flat yesterday as a lack of buyers effected the Exchange. The Dublin market fell 0.87 points to 7996.01.

THE ISEQ index continued from Thursday’s gains as the exchange rallied in the afternoon. The Dublin Market closed 59.31 points higher at 8066.10.

THE Irish market rebounded as the construction and banking stocks found favour with investors. The ISEQ index jumped 101.92 points to finish at 8006.79.

The ISEQ index recovered yesterday from recent losses. At the closing bell the Dublin Exchange had climbed 29.64 points to 7975.80.

THE ISEQ index remained in negative territory as Elan shares declined sharply. The Dublin Exchange closed down 57.24 points to 7946.16.

THE Irish market finished in the red yesterday, with profit taking in the banking stocks weighing on the index. The ISEQ slid 51.02 points to 7899.81 at the closing bell.

SHARES in the Irish market continued in positive movement. The ISEQ added 71.62 points to 7950.83 with bank and construction stocks leading the charge.

THE ISEQ Index closed in positive territory yesterday. The Dublin Exchange was 16.27 points stronger at 7879.21 although there was little in the way of news flow to drive the market.

SHARES in the Irish market dipped slightly as profit-taking in the banking stocks weighed on the index. The ISEQ fell 38.98 points to close at 7831.88.

THE ISEQ index fell for the fourth consecutive day as the financials and Elan weighed down the market. The Dublin Exchange closed 66.51 points lighter at 7820.81.

SHARES in Dublin continued their downward trend for the third consecutive day, mirroring declines across other European bourses. The ISEQ fell 28.62 points to 7887.32.

SHARES in the Irish market slipped for the second day with AIB going ex-dividend and nervous investors selling Elan. The ISEQ Index fell 12.36 points to 7915.94 at the closing bell.

The ISEQ Index mirrored European bourses to close in negative territory. The Dublin Stock Exchange dropped 48.14 points and closed on the day at 7928.30.

THE ISEQ index edged slightly higher yesterday continuing its recent positive momentum.

SHARES in the Irish market continued their positive movement yesterday, closing stronger for the 11th consecutive day.

SHARES in Dublin continued to rise led by a surge in banking and construction stocks. The ISEQ index climbed 68.97 points to 7861.95.

THE ISEQ index continued its upward momentum again yesterday as Eircom and Kerry drove the market. The exchange closed 6.05 points up at 7792.98.

SHARES in Dublin rose for the seventh consecutive day with the banking stocks the catalyst. The ISEQ added 28.22 points to 7757.90.

SHARES on the Irish market continued their upward march, led by Elan and the banking stocks. The ISEQ firmed 68.24 points to 7729.68 at the closing bell.

The ISEQ index closed in positive territory for the fifth consecutive day. The Dublin Exchange moved 33.36 points ahead to 7661.44.

SHARES in the Irish market rose on the back of the financials. The ISEQ firmed 19.74 points to 7616.05 at the closing bell.

THE ISEQ Index remained virtually unchanged yesterday despite earlier advances closing at 7596.31, up 0.02 points.

THE ISEQ Index mirrored European bourses to close in negative territory. The Dublin Stock Exchange dipped 3.03 points and closed on the day at 7604.37.

THE ISEQ index recovered somewhat yesterday lead by gains in Elan and CRH. The Dublin Exchange closed 45.03 points stronger at 7607.40.

SHARES in Ireland rose for the fourth consecutive day. The ISEQ added 95.33 points to 9586.54.

SHARES in Dublin continued to surge ahead yesterday led by gains in CRH and the financials. The ISEQ index finished the day up 47.41 points at 7491.21.

THE Irish Exchange gained for the second consecutive day as the financials pushed the market upward. The ISEQ Index rose 15.23 points to close at 7443.8.

The ISEQ Index mirrored European bourses to close in negative territory.

THE ISEQ index closed weaker yesterday, as gains in the financials could not counteract a drop in Elan. The Dublin market closed down 8.55 points at 7467.58.

SHARES in Dublin continued to decline due to profit taking among the heavyweights. The ISEQ Index decreased by 65.72 points to close at 7467.85.

THE Tokyo Stock Exchange halted trading yesterday for just the second time in its 56-year history after a surge in orders overloaded computer systems.

THE ISEQ Index closed down mirroring losses across European bourses. The Dublin exchange weakened by 11.68 points to 7533.57.

Shares in Dublin continued to rise slightly yesterday despite spending most of the day in the red. The ISEQ index nudged upwards by 4.08 points to 7526.13.

THE Irish market increased on the back of strong gains in Elan. The ISEQ Index finished up 19.20 points at 7494.37.

The ISEQ index weakened for the first day in seven. At the closing bell the Irish exchange was 12.89 points lower at 7469.54.

Shares in Dublin increased for the sixth consecutive day, mirroring gains across Britain and Europe. The ISEQ index rose 52.35 points to 7482.43 at the closing bell.

The ISEQ index started the year in positive fashion with banks and top level equities sending the market higher. The Dublin Exchange closed 66.12 points stronger at 7430.08.

THE Irish stockmarket is on course to end the year on a record close today after hitting fresh highs yesterday.

THE ISEQ index recovered yesterday led by gains in Ryanair and Elan. At the closing bell, the Dublin Exchange had risen 49.51 points to 7226.79.

SHARES in Dublin slipped for the second day running with profit-taking still on the agenda.

The ISEQ index rebounded somewhat from recent declines to close in positive ground. The Dublin Exchange climbed 29.76 points to 7159.25.