The exit from the Irish market of a number of high-profile banks has left thousands of customers needing to work out how they can transfer their current accounts to other banks

The regulator "is in a difficult position, because clearly there is no alternative buyer," says Ronan Dunne of Philip Lee LLP.

Labour Court finds that the decision by bank to dismiss employee was fair and within the range of reasonable responses of a reasonable employer

Bank posted net profit of €645m for 2021

Older consumers have shown the highest uptake in airline bookings taking the opportunity to make up for lost time during the pandemic.

Move hopes to help to enhance the experience of fans attending events at the stadium by speeding up queues for snacks and beverages

Plans by AIB, Bank of Ireland, and Permanent TSB to acquire billions worth of loans from the departing Ulster Bank and KBC are under investigation

Third major orbanking investigation to be announced by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

Today, December 23, is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the festive season, with many people still ticking off their Christmas to-do lists

The State now owns less than 8% of BoI, and the AIB sale is latest stage of a phased exit from its large shareholding

Nifti joint venture with Autolease comes ahead of the ECB's stress-test of European banks' environmental credentials

Dermot Jewell of the Consumers' Association says, short of a referendum, the option to use cash should be guaranteed

The full investigation into the banks' plans for the app will not be taken lightly.

Irish manufacturing output is still stronger than the UK and the eurozone as a whole.

Moderna's chief executive Stéphane Bancel told the Financial Times: "All the scientists I've talked to ... are like: 'This is not going to be good'."

The review will also consider the implications for the so-called fintech and digital transaction providers are playing in disrupting traditional banking.

ECB president Christine Lagarde moved on Wednesday to dampen down market bets that the central bank will be forced to hike interest rates as soon as next autumn should energy price hikes and other price inflation threaten to become a permanent fixture

Conditions are described as 'robust', despite surge in prices of energy and raw materials caused by supply chain bottlenecks

Ulster Bank has also told customers to “get ready” to change bank and for further changes as it winds down its business ahead of exiting the Republic.

AIB has also said it has appointed Jim Pettigrew as its new chair of the board

Most business leaders want finance minister Paschal Donohoe to deliver a conservative budget, according to an Institute of Directors survey.

An internal presentation said the sale of Bank of Ireland stock would allow the department to signal that the “privatisation programme is back on”.

Ulster Bank's owner, NatWest, has advanced its exit plans by detailing it will transfer €7.6bn in mortgage and other loans, along with 25 of its 88 branches, to Permanent TSB

NatWest, which is 55%-owned by the British government, will take a stake of up to 20% in PTSB

Bank workers' union urges Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf to ask AIB and Bank of Ireland to pause branch closures 'until society and the economy reopens'

Well over 200 local bank branches on the island of Ireland – across most of the lenders – are now slated to close and many will be shut for good by the end of the year

Call for State intervention comes as AIB – which is still 71% owned by the Government – announced its intention to more than halve the number of its bank branches in the North

AIB increases green loan limit to €60k as homeowners install insulation, heat pumps, and other power-savers 

Bid to resolve 300 cases arising out of investor losses from collapsed investments

Colin Hunt said competition remains in other forms from fintechs and new entrants 

Moving current account provider is easy and can save you money. So why is it said that we'd change our partner before we our bank?

Move marks the first loosening of State ownership in the banks since AIB’s partial share float in 2017

KBC appears to have less control over Synch Payments project than others                  

Surveys reveal a growing gap between the public's view of Irish banking culture, and bank employees' view of it    

Commentators sound alarm bells as the 'two big boys' look set to control 70% of the Irish mortgage market

Any purchase of Davy by Bank of Ireland would involve the bank buying back the broker it owned before a management-led buyout of the firm during the property boom around 15 years ago.

Although banks are increasingly closing branches and moving towards online banking, Ireland is still a long way behind other countries, writes Niamh Hennessy

The bank's CEO, Colin Hunt, said the bank is making progress in a deal that will see it participate in the carve-up of Ulster Bank

AIB chief executive Colin Hunt said the bank is making progress in a deal that will see it participate in the carve-up of Ulster Bank, as it posted a net loss of €741m for 2020, reflecting a high level of charges for expected loan losses in the ...

Minister facilitated policy bypass

Fine is largest handed out to an Irish stockbroker but no personal sanctions imposed

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has been sharply criticised for 'opening the door' to bonuses under the terms of the bank's takeover of Goodbody Stockbrokers

Broker Goodbody has been bought by the Government-owned AIB for a gross €138m, in a deal fashioned to preserve the cap on top bankers' pay, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said.

Poor proof-reading and attention to detail by Cork's grifter solicitors led to their eventual jailing this week