Bank Of Ireland

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  Watch: Bank Glitch In Ireland Allows People To Withdraw Extra Cash, Long Queues Form At ATMs

  Several pictures and videos surfaced on social media showing huge queues outside ATMs across the country on August 15.

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  Bank Of Ireland Tech Glitch Let Customers Withdraw Money They Didn't Have

  Bank of Ireland apologised on Wednesday after fixing a technical issue that allowed customers to withdraw or transfer more money than was in their accounts.

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  Joe Biden's Ancestral Irish Hometown Prepares For Presidential Visit

  The picturesque town of Ballina on the banks of the River Moy in northwest Ireland hums with activity ahead of a visit by its celebrated descendant Joe Biden this week.

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  Ireland Jails Top Bankers Over 2008 Banking Meltdown

  Three of Ireland's former bank executives were sentenced to between two and three-and-a-half years in prison on charges they conspired to defraud investors.

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  ECB's Draghi Stimulus Hint Knocks Euro, Commodities Buckle

  Facing an unusually high number of critical questions from lawmakers compared to similar earlier hearings, including from one parliamentarian who accused the ECB of being an 'arsonist' during Ireland's financial crisis, Draghi defended the transparency of the central bank.

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  Facebook plans to provide mobile payment services: report

  The company is close to obtaining approval from the Central Bank of Ireland to start a service that would allow users to store money on Facebook and use it to pay and exchange with others, the people told the FT.

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  Facebook plans to provide mobile payment services: report

  The company is close to obtaining approval from the Central Bank of Ireland to start a service that would allow users to store money on Facebook and use it to pay and exchange with others, the people told the FT.

• Europe sketches plan to close troubled banks

  After a financial storm that toppled banks and dragged down states from Ireland to Spain, countries examined a fresh blueprint outlining what to do when a bank fails, a critical second pillar of a wider reform dubbed banking union.

• Why the worst may not be over for the global economy

  More than three years after the end of the global recession, sluggish activity across rich and poor economies is confounding policymakers who expected more by now and raising concerns that options for kick-starting growth are increasingly limited. They face a sobering checklist

• If Cyprus can sell gold to help bailout, why not others?

  Heavily indebted euro zone nations such as Italy and Portugal could come under pressure to put their bullion reserves to work as a result of plans for Cyprus to sell gold to meet its financing needs.

• Euro Zone agrees 10 billion euros bailout for Cyprus

  International lenders struck a deal on Saturday to hand Cyprus a bailout worth 10 billion euros to stave off bankruptcy, a senior euro zone official said. Cyprus is the fifth country after Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain to turn to the euro zone for financial help in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis that started in 2010.

• JLR to raise over Rs 2,100 crore via bonds

  Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) today said it will raise $400 million (over Rs 2,100 crore) through issue of bonds to support its operational costs and future growth plans.

• A look at the EU's key decisions in 2012

  In a whirlwind of decision-making, ministers from the European Union's 27 countries agreed Thursday on the foundation of a fully-fledged banking union and approved billions of euros in bailout loans for Greece that will prevent it from going bankrupt.

• 5 reasons for Spain's colossal economic troubles

  If Spain's borrowing rates continue to rise, the govt may end up being locked out of international markets.

• Oil down in Asian trade on eurozone gloom

  Oil fell in Asian trade Tuesday with investor sentiment still under pressure on concerns over the eurozone.