“HOW MUCH?!” As the latest uneven boom hits Ireland, it’s time for that phrase to be on the tip of our tongue,

The first of what it is hoped will be many thousands of Irish punts were exchanged at the Central Bank in Dublin yesterday.

The Irish punt is being accepted in 42 shops in a border town as payment for goods alongside the euro and sterling, in the first move of its kind by a town in this country.

The Irish punt is being accepted in 42 shops in a border town as payment for goods alongside the euro and sterling, in the first move of its kind by a town in this country.

A GREEN Property sell-off of retail investments could see them net over €25 million - with the bulk coming from the sale of a prime Patrick Street block.