en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-06-05 Ireland Business

Greece puts off IMF payment till June 30
Irish Independent
Greece will bundle its four debt payments to the International Monetary Fund due this month into a single payment now due on June 30, the IMF said yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. "The Greek ...

Greece defers IMF payment as Merkel says resolution far away   The Australian Financial Review
Crisis intensifies as Greece defers €300m IMF payment   Irish Times
Greece delays IMF payment as cash runs short   CNN
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38000 mortgages now two years in arrears - and rising
Irish Independent
The continuing rise in the number of people in long-term mortgage arrears has been described as a "travesty". Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Close to 38,000 residential mortgage accounts are now more than ...

Rise in mortgage arrears households seeking charity support   Irish Times
€8.3bn in long-term arrears is key to finding a solution   Irish Examiner
Total mortgage arrears continue to slow in Q1   RTE.ie
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Irish Independent

Passenger numbers up on bus and rail services
Irish Independent
Irish public transport companies remained in profit last year as passenger numbers continued to grow. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. An additional 9.6 million journeys were made across on Dublin Bus, Bus ...

CIÉ received €500m in public funds last year   Irish Times
CIE back in profit but concern raised   Irish Examiner

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Three key issues to clarify IBRC affair
Irish Examiner
While complicated, the independent commission of investigation examining concerns over bad bank IBRC effectively involves three points: interest rates; 'unusual' share trading; and business deals that left the State tens of millions of euro out of pocket.

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Irish Independent

Camera system to catch drivers who break lights at Luas junction
Irish Independent
A CAMERA system targeting motorists who break traffic lights has been introduced at one of the busiest junctions on the Luas line. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Motorists who break red traffic lights at a ...

Penalty points for drivers who break Luas red lights   Irish Examiner
Drivers breaking red lights at Luas junction to get points   Irish Times
Ireland's First Automated Red Light Camera Launched Today   Her.ie
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Irish Independent

Consumers worried about lack of spending power
Irish Independent
Consumers are continuing to feel optimistic about the outlook for the economy and jobs but they are a little more cautious about their household finances. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The KBC Bank/ESRI ...

Consumer sentiment stalls as recovery fails to boost spending   Irish Examiner
Consumer index shows broad economic optimism yet to hit home   Irish Times
Consumer sentiment steady in May - KBC Bank / ESRI   RTE.ie
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Irish Examiner

Central Bank fines firms €27m but policing criticised
Irish Examiner
The Central Bank has doled out €27.17m worth of fines to 54 financial institutions over the past four-and-a-half years. Of those, eight fines of over €1m were administered, with the largest sanction of €3.5m imposed on Ulster Bank in November 2014 following ...

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Irish Examiner

Couple who 'blew €500k in spree' lose home
Irish Examiner
A couple who, according to a judge, once owned six houses and blew more than €500,000 on themselves in a spending spree, lost their upmarket family home yesterday. In the Circuit Civil Court, Judge Jacqueline Linnane granted Ulster Bank Ireland a ...

Couple who blew €500000 lose house   Irish Independent
Couple who owned six houses and spent €500000 lose home   Irish Times

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