Court challenge to Irish property agency Nama
Property developer Treasury Holdings challenges decision by Nama to appoint receivers to assets linked to €1.5bn of loans Nama acquired
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Dublin has finally agreed to a multibillion-euro emergency rescue to restore confidence in its creditworthiness and to shore up its ailing banking sector
Dublin to sell up to €3bn in state assets
Plans for the sale of a minority stake in state electricity company ESB have been abandoned amid trade union concerns over privatisation
Ireland looks to China for trade boost
Dublin courts investment on a visit by the country’s vice-president, by showcasing its low corporate tax rate and pro-business culture
Dublin offers incentives to create jobs
Dublin hopes to create 100,000 jobs over the next four years by providing incentives and support for companies doing business in Ireland
Ireland’s central bank cuts growth forecasts
The latest prediction says the economy will grow by 0.5 per cent of gross domestic product in 2012, down from a forecast of 1.8 per cent
Irish want referendum on fiscal treaty
Government anxious to avoid a public vote, which it fears could prompt a backlash against four years of spending cuts and tax increases
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