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# accounts - Saturday 27 April, 2013
Deals website hit by major security breach
LivingSocial said names, email addresses, dates of birth and encrypted passwords were all accessed in the security breach.
# accounts - Monday 9 July, 2012
Central Bank: We can’t guarantee Ulster Bank fiasco won’t happen again
The disruption is expected to last several more days, with branches continuing to open late today and tomorrow.
# accounts - Friday 6 July, 2012
Ulster Bank: some customers may be waiting another week for normal service
Some customers have found meanwhile that transactions have been processed twice on their accounts.
# accounts - Monday 2 July, 2012
Ulster Bank now doesn’t know when normal service will be resumed
Customers continue to experience problems with their accounts 12 days after they first started experiencing difficulties.
# accounts - Thursday 15 December, 2011
Oireachtas to probe €4million payments to Siptu account
State bodies paid millions into the account, which was used to take civil servants on trips abroad.
# accounts - Thursday 1 December, 2011
FÁS management to appear before Public Accounts Committee
Senior officials from the state agency are to face questions as the Dáil committe scrutinises its accounts for last year.
# accounts - Thursday 17 November, 2011
Toll company on M3 motorway made €19 million profit
Eurolink Motorway Operation made €19,420,000 over just seven months after the M3 opened last year.
# accounts - Tuesday 1 November, 2011
National Irish Bank posts losses of €600million
The bank made an operating profit, but this was wiped out by loan impairment charges on commercial property.
# accounts - Monday 19 September, 2011
In numbers: the Annual Report of the Comptroller & Auditor General
The State’s accountant’s annual report for 2010 shows that there is €22.7bn is left in the National Pension Reserve Fund – €10bn of that has been deposited in banks.
# accounts - Friday 16 September, 2011
Revenue yields €113m following investigations
It made 114 tax settlements totalling €26.25 million – which included more than 10 that exceeded €500,000.
# accounts - Monday 8 August, 2011
Nick Leeson – who brought down Barings Bank – apologises to boss
The infamous ‘rogue trader’ has come face to face with his former boss for the first time since the bank’s crash in 1995.
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