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Advisers to Bank of Ireland’s corporate overhaul – a largely technical move – stand to make close to €10.5m in fees.

Ireland’s economic model is set to come under unprecedented scrutiny after the Trump administration launched an investigation into its trade relations with “partners” around the world.

A slowdown in the growth of UK construction activity has added to fears that the country’s economy may be starting to cool.

The Government is considering roping in a handful of blue-chip investors to anchor AIB’s shareholder base when it sells €3bn of shares in the bank this summer.

ACCOUNTANT Patrick Burke has strongly disputed claims by publican Frank Gleeson related to a dispute over the merger of the Mercantile/Capital chains of well-known Dublin pubs, hotels and restaurants.

Low levels of infrastructure development in regional areas will “fundamentally undermine” Ireland’s economic performance in the next decade, the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has claimed.

High personal tax rates are holding back the establishment and growth of businesses and stunting job creation, a major report warns today.

House prices soared 9pc in a year on the back of new buyers clamouring to get hold of property in limited supply.

Low levels of infrastructure development in regional areas will “fundamentally undermine” Ireland’s economic performance in the next decade, the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has claimed.

Luxembourg has claimed a legal right to grab the European Banking Authority for itself after Brexit, despite pitches from Ireland and other states to host the EU institution.