The ISEQ continued its downward spiral yesterday as prices fell a further 99.82 points or 2.35%.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares closed down 1.74% to 3210.03 this evening.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares closed down 17 points to 3,167, a drop of 0.5%.

PROVEN Energy Ltd, the Scottish wind-turbine maker forced into receivership last month because of a product fault, was sold to Kingspan Renewables Ltd.

A HIGH Court judge has ordered gardaí to arrest and bring before the court a Cork businessman who is facing jail for contempt of court orders directing him to supply a statement of his assets to investors pursuing him for €28.1 million.

THE Irish market fell yesterday in line with most of the major European bourses, as concerns over Greek and other country’s sovereign debt spread.

Kingspan Group, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of premium and high performance rigid insulation materials, has acquired Australian company AIR-CELL Innovations Pty.

THE Irish Stock exchange was closed yesterday like most European bourses as the system used by the ISE is controlled from Frankfurt.

THE ISEQ index performed well in line with world markets yesterday. The index gained 102.02 points to close at 2,500.35 points.

THE ISEQ index closed up in line with world markets yesterday.

THE ISEQ index finished up 9.25 points yesterday. The market was particularly weak through the first half of the day after sharp falls in the US overnight.

THE ISEQ index finished up 30.47 points at 2,421.60.

The ISEQ index finished down 78.09 points at 2,335.79 as investors chose to take profits as European and world markets remained nervous after US retail sales in March fell more than 1% below the level predicted by the market.

THE ISEQ index finished up 62.36 points at 2,372.89. The main banks were weak throughout the day amid growing speculation that the State might end up with at least majority ownership from the NAMA plan.

THE ISEQ index closed down 33.82 points at 2,330.36, having been up over 54 points at one stage. There was much selling on the market as some investors cashed in on recent gains.

THE ISEQ index closed up 91.82 points at 2,285.77 yesterday as the main banking shares jumped significantly on renewed hopes that next week’s budget will draw a line under the uncertainty surrounding banks’ capital bases.

THE ISEQ index finished down 37.46 points yesterday at 2,129.35 in line with sharp falls across Asia and Europe as investors dumped shares following another batch of weak economic data and fears that the car market is in serious trouble.

THE ISEQ index finished down 15.55 points at 2,166.81 yesterday on a quiet day as a lack of interest in trading was the main feature of the market.

Trading was light on the Irish Stock Exchange today, with the ISEQ index inching down 2.51 points to 6613.12 by close of trade.

THE Irish market continued to regain ground lost last week.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares endured a torrid morning of trading today, falling 117.81 points to 7667.50 by 11.05am.

THE Irish exchange closed in negative territory yesterday — 45 points lower at 9,564.

Grand prix winners at Ireland’s premier annual investor relations event are Anglo Irish Bank, CRH, CPL Resources, DCC and Newcourt Group.

THE Irish Stock Exchange finished another day in positive territory. The market was 77.4 better off at 9,567.79 with Ryanair being the big winner.

THE ISEQ Index suffered from losses in the banking and construction sectors losing 102.39 to 9,289.16.

THE ISEQ index ended the week in positive territory with the exchange 38.36 points better off at 9,432.84.

THE ISEQ Index gained a further 18.07 points ending the day in positive territory. The Dublin exchange was 9,317.48 at the closing bell.

THE ISEQ Index gained a further 25.95 yesterday. The Dublin exchange was 8,964.09 at the closing bell.

THE ISEQ Index continued in positive territory on the back of the financial and construction stocks. The exchange jumped 67.38 to 8,791.96.

THE ISEQ Index closed in positive territory on the strength of the financial stocks yesterday. Irish shares gained 65.81 to 8,621.33.

SHARES in the Irish market rallied yesterday as the financials, construction and the airlines finished in positive territory. The ISEQ jumped 88.84 to close at 8,254.26.

The ISEQ Index continued in positive territory as over 49 million Aer Lingus shares exchanged hands in conditional trading. The airline climbed a further 6c to €2.45.

THE ISEQ index closed down 15.59 to 8,081.81.

SHARES in Dublin finished in positive territory mirroring gains in British and European Bourses. The ISEQ added 32.95 points and was 7,956.58 at the closing bell.

LAST week shares in Dublin fell by over 100 points as profit taking occurred on the back of a busy week for interim results.

THE ISEQ index continued on an upward trend yesterday on a strong performance by the banks. The exchange added 65.89 points to close at 7,873.84.

THE ISEQ index was slightly higher yesterday. The Dublin Exchange firmed 16.32 points, closing at 7,798.15.

SHARES in Dublin finished in positive territory mirroring gains in British and European bourses. The ISEQ added 34.05 points to 7792.02 at the closing bell.

THE Irish index yesterday regained some of the ground lost last Friday, which had been prompted by the terrorist alert in Britain. Mirroring most European Bourses, the ISEQ index closed up 45.047 at 7,640.617.

SHARES in Dublin finished in positive territory mirroring gains in European bourses.

THE ISEQ Index performed strongly, closing up 119.95 at 7,646.81 despite fears that the European Central Bank will announce an interest rate rise today. The banking and construction stocks were the primary drivers yesterday.

The ISEQ index closed in negative territory on the back of the financial and construction stocks yesterday.

The ISEQ Index closed 62.31 points stronger at 7,581.78 yesterday as the banking and construction stocks finished in positive territory.

SHARES in Dublin closed in positive territory again as investors welcomed positive news flow from the US. The Irish Index finished up 35.65 points at 7,551.93.