After more than 10 years, RaboDirect is closing down in Ireland
The lender holds deposits from 90,000 Irish customers.
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The lender holds deposits from 90,000 Irish customers.
The bank holds over €3 billion in deposits from its Irish customers, who will now have to move their money elsewhere.
We took to the streets of Dublin city to find out if people have good intentions for 2016 – and if they’ve been sticking to them so far.
Driven on by better economic news, investors have a bigger appetite for risk.
With Christmas rapidly approaching, we’re all concerned about the impact on our wallets. What do you think about haggling?
A new awards ceremony will honour those who inspire and inform through 140 characters.
Celtic League faces another revamp following RaboDirect’s decision to end their title sponsorship a year early.
Survey of RaboDirect customers shows upswing in confidence about their personal and global financial situation – but they are slightly less sure about the Irish economy.
The former Ireland winger made his provincial debut in 1998.
“I just hope we don’t see you again,” a flustered Schmidt told his opposite number post-match.
Dry your international tears and get back to the warm glow of inter-provincial rugby.
RaboDirect’s Investor Barometer has also shown that 42 per cent of investors would prefer to invest in emerging markets.
Musgrave Park is the venue as Munster entertain the Cardiff Blues in Saturday night’s RaboDirect PRO12.
History favours the Reds but a glance at the teamsheets suggests a home win.
And in Scotland, Glasgow beat Edinburgh to move ahead of Leinster in the play-off race.
Four provinces, two games. Happy Christmas to us.
Ulster look to make it eight in a row against the Dragons, while Munster will target a hefty win over Zebre.
RaboDirect’s investor barometer says 37 per cent of Irish investors are confident about the country’s short-term outlook.
We went minute-by-minute Rob Penney’s men faced up against the reigning champions.
Paul Marshall’s late try put Ulster ahead for the first time in the game and they would hold on to claim four points with a 13-16 victory.
The injured duo will be sidelined for the opening rounds of the Heineken Cup.
Rob Penney’s side showed a little glimpse of the style that Munster fans can look forward to.
We went minute-by-minute as Ulster kicked off the new season against stiff opposition at Ravenhill.
Joe Schmidt can count almost 20 names unavailable for selection in this Saturday’s opener against Llanelli. Does he look worried?
A second-half surge saw Rob Penney’s side home at Musgrave Park.
Not before time, the league’s fixtures were released this morning.
The lads at Whiff of Cordite have called on Leinster to lift their chins and focus on a season that was a missed conversion from glory.
The Kiwi also gave updates on the fitness of Cian Healy and Sean O’Brien ahead of a potentially historic day at the RDS.
Steve Tandy has stuck with 14 of the team which felled Munster in the semi-final, scrum half Rhys Webb is the only change.
The loose head was tight lipped about offering commiserations, preferring to keep his eyes on the prize.
The full-back has paid credit to his teammates while his coach at Leinster, Joe Schmidt, believes focus will not be a problem for the Pro12 Final on Sunday.
The men in red were eager to exact revenge on their northern visitors for their Heineken Cup exit.
Ulster’s Dan Tuohy is on the list, while there are only two representatives from table-topping Leinster.
Ulster and Leinster have both named strong sides for tomorrow’s meeting despite their looming Heineken Cup appointments.
Four provinces, three games. Time to put that dreadful Six Nations business out of sight and out of mind.
Leinster skills coach Richie Murphy has revealed that Brian O’Driscoll will play some part in this Friday’s RaboDirect Pr012 meeting with the Ospreys.
The veteran back row has recovered from the knee injury which ruled him out of the World Cup.
Ireland v Wales seems an awful long time ago. ROG wants a game, you know you feel the same.
We went minute-by-minute for the Dragons visit to Ravenhill tonight.
We know you’ve missed the RaboDirect Pro 12, just admit it. Here’s what’s going on in the Six Nations’ shadow.