Bank of Ireland says plunges into red
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Wednesday November 4, 2009, 9:51 pm DUBLIN (AFP) - The Bank of Ireland on Wednesday said it had dived into a loss during its first half owing to mounting bad property debts in "very challenging" economic conditions. The bank... [read full story]
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