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21/08/2008
Irish Banks Fund UK Airport Deal
Despite Ireland's continuing economic turbulence, the Bank of Ireland and Allied Irish Banks are reportedly financing a €392 million airport property purchase.
A UK hotelier and property developer Surinder Arora has revealed that the three institutions, led by Bank of Ireland, provided about €209 million for the deal, which includes the acquisition of 33 properties.
Reports of the completion broke a day after BAA completed a €16.8billion refinancing of its debt holdings.
The deal is said to be one of the largest of its kind.
In further aviation news, leasing company veteran Colm Barrington was yesterday named as the next Chairman of Aer Lingus, ending months of speculation on who would fill the post soon to be vacated by Spectrum's John Sharman.
The Dubliner is an extremely active director, sitting for over 125 companies, including several in the Cayman Islands.
Barrington comes to the former national carrier as it faces into one of the toughest winters the aviation industry has ever seen.
Weakening consumer demand and high oil prices are threatening several airlines into a financial nose dive.
(DW)
A UK hotelier and property developer Surinder Arora has revealed that the three institutions, led by Bank of Ireland, provided about €209 million for the deal, which includes the acquisition of 33 properties.
Reports of the completion broke a day after BAA completed a €16.8billion refinancing of its debt holdings.
The deal is said to be one of the largest of its kind.
In further aviation news, leasing company veteran Colm Barrington was yesterday named as the next Chairman of Aer Lingus, ending months of speculation on who would fill the post soon to be vacated by Spectrum's John Sharman.
The Dubliner is an extremely active director, sitting for over 125 companies, including several in the Cayman Islands.
Barrington comes to the former national carrier as it faces into one of the toughest winters the aviation industry has ever seen.
Weakening consumer demand and high oil prices are threatening several airlines into a financial nose dive.
(DW)
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Residential property price rose by 2.3% across Ireland in August, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). New figures from the Residential Property Price Index shows that this is a 0.9% increase from July and a 0.1% rise from June. In Dublin, prices rose by 2.8%, an 8.2% increase than the same period last year.
20 August 2013
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There has been an 8% rise in property prices in Dublin in the last 12 months, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The figures show that in July, residential property prices increased by 3.3%, an 8% increase on the same period last year. Nationally, property prices have fallen by 13.
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There has been an 8% rise in property prices in Dublin in the last 12 months, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The figures show that in July, residential property prices increased by 3.3%, an 8% increase on the same period last year. Nationally, property prices have fallen by 13.
25 January 2012
Drop In Irish Property Value
Residential property prices fell by 16.7% in the year to December, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) Ireland. This compares with an annual rate of decline of 15.6% in November and a decline of 10.5% recorded in the year to December 2010. In Dublin residential property prices dropped by 2.4% in December and were 19.
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Residential property prices fell by 16.7% in the year to December, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) Ireland. This compares with an annual rate of decline of 15.6% in November and a decline of 10.5% recorded in the year to December 2010. In Dublin residential property prices dropped by 2.4% in December and were 19.
25 September 2009
Interpol Conference Comes To Ireland
A major crime and law enforcement event is being held next week in Dublin. Attended by the police chiefs from both sides of the border, the 2009 International Law Enforcement Intellectual Property Crime Conference will take place in the Four Seasons Hotel.
Interpol Conference Comes To Ireland
A major crime and law enforcement event is being held next week in Dublin. Attended by the police chiefs from both sides of the border, the 2009 International Law Enforcement Intellectual Property Crime Conference will take place in the Four Seasons Hotel.
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