AIB resolves issue affecting android banking app – The Irish Times
AIB said it has sorted out an issue that left thousands of customers using android devices unable to…
why 2026 is set to be busy year in banking – The Irish Times
Irish financial stocks delivered their strongest annual showing in 2025 since 2013, the year the State exited its…
Global shares jump as markets cheer US inflation surprise – The Irish Times
Stocks gained on Thursday as US data showing a more rapid-than-expected cooling in US inflation last month strengthened…
Text message scams by far the most common route for online fraudsters, AIB says – The Irish Times
The most common scams that led to money being stolen from people this year started with text messages…
How a 50-year mortgage could help fix Ireland’s housing crisis – The Irish Times
It has been described as a “game changer” in terms of helping people currently priced out of the…
We’re a nation of savers but why don’t we invest our hard earned cash? – The Irish Times
People in Ireland love a savings account. From rainy-day funds to “just in case” money, we keep sizeable…
Report: Construction activity falls again in November
There were further sign of demand weakness in the Irish construction activity sector in November as new orders…
AIB tells staff in the North to work in Republic full-time or risk losing jobs
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‘It was horrific stuff. There has to be an easier system’ – The Irish Times
“Oh, Jesus – I survived it. I think that’s the best way to put it.” That’s the reaction…
egg-throwing bane of AIB bankers dies – The Irish Times
Some people just capture the spirit of the age. Gary Keogh, the AIB shareholder who pelted the bank’s…
Artist Daniel Nelis wins National Gallery’s AIB Portrait Prize – The Irish Times
Artist Daniel Nelis’s portrait of his wife, Andrea, has won the National Gallery of Ireland’s AIB Portrait Prize.…
Ballymore says €130m AIB facility could see it deliver 4,000 new homes – The Irish Times
Property developer Ballymore says it will build 2,000 new A-rated homes and could build up to 4,000 after…