The High Court already held that her husband did not appreciate the charge extended beyond his quarry lands and included his family home

Men spent €5.6 million in stores between 12pm and 1pm on December 23rd last year.

The department said the buyback of around half a billion worth of shares would reduce the state’s stake in the bank to roughly 21 per cent.

In recent weeks, AIB said scammers are using sophisticated technology to insert fraudulent text messages into legitimate message threads.

AIB has cut the interest rate it offers on fixed-rate green mortgage products by 0.25 per cent

Overall spending for the month was up 9% compared to July 2023

The scam involves customers being visited by a taxi driver or a courier supposedly sent by the bank to collect their bank cards

AIB is reducing its four-year fixed mortgage rate for customers borrowing €250,000 or more by 0.25 per cent from July 3rd

Cubit is involved in the sale and supply of semi-conductor equipment, and was the subject of US sanctions due to its dealings with a Russian entity, Mikron KSC

A green mortgage is a mortgage which offers a lower interest rate to people who are buying a more energy-efficient home

AIB's Spend Trend report found customers spent over €210 million with airlines in the first two months of the year

Martin Mahoney claims the ombudsman's decision not to investigate his 2021 complaint is unlawful and should be overturned

AIB shares rose 4 per cent in early trading

The AIB S&P Global manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index improved to 49.5 last month

Patrick Challoner (54) has been jailed for two years for stealing €2.7 million

The gulf in class was too much for Lahardane MacHales to overcome in the end as favourites Listowel Emmets sailed into the All-Ireland Club JFC final in Tullamore this afternoon.

The conference, on the theme ‘It’s Time to Act’, will be attended by 500 people in person and more than 6,000 online

The shares were placed a price of €3.93 each, representing a 3.2 per cent discount to their closing price on Monday.

The 'female serve' was used to illustrate that women receive 35 per cent less of a pension than men when they retire