IRL - New Ireland Fund Inc
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IRL - New Ireland Fund Inc
The New Ireland Fund, Inc. (the Fund), incorporated on December 14, 1989, is a non-diversified, closed-end management investment company. The Fund's investment objective is long-term capital appreciation through investment primarily in equity securities of Irish companies. The Fund is designed for United States and other investors who wish to participate in the Irish securities markets.

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Marketwire (press release) - May 17, 2013
Marketwire (press release) - May 17, 2013
BOSTON, MA--(Marketwired - May 17, 2013) - The New Ireland Fund, Inc. (the "Fund") ( NYSE : IRL) announced that the Fund's Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at 9 a.m.
New Ireland Fund A Buy After Ryanair Earnings
Seeking Alpha - May 21, 2013
Seeking Alpha - May 21, 2013
Focusing primarily on Irish securities, the New Ireland Fund is well-positioned to benefit from the fact that Ireland is the only English-speaking member of the euro-area that is still viewed as an attraction for foreign direct investment.
The New Ireland Fund, Inc. Monthly Portfolio Update
Marketwire (press release) - May 1, 2013
Marketwire (press release) - May 1, 2013
The New Ireland Fund, Inc. Monthly Portfolio Update. BOSTON, MA--(Marketwired - May 1, 2013) - The New Ireland Fund, Inc. ( NYSE : IRL) today released an updated Monthly portfolio statement as of April 30, 2013.
Apple enjoyed Irish tax holiday from the start
Reuters India - 3 hours ago
Apple, taxes, Irish economy and creating 200000 net jobs - FinFacts Ireland
Reuters India - 3 hours ago
O), one of Ireland's top multinational employers, denied avoiding billions of dollars in U.S. taxes and said its arrangements helped fund research jobs in the United States. The committee revealed that Apple's Irish companies, which are not tax ...
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The Spanish economy
The Economist - 25 minutes ago
The Economist - 25 minutes ago
Four countries—Greece, Ireland, Portugal and most recently Cyprus—have been bailed out and are in programmes agreed on with the “troika” of the IMF, the European Union and the European Central Bank.
IHT Quick Read: May 23
New York Times (blog) - 8 hours ago
New York Times (blog) - 8 hours ago
Gibraltar's under-17 national soccer team practiced before a match against Northern Ireland. Gibraltar Samuel Aranda for The New York Times Gibraltar's under-17 national soccer team practiced before a match against Northern Ireland. Gibraltar wants its ...
Halfords slashes dividend to fund three-year investment plan
Yahoo!7 News - 5 hours ago
Yahoo!7 News - 5 hours ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Cycles-to-car-parts retailer Halfords has cut its dividend by a third to help fund a multi-million pound investment programme, warning this would keep earnings below last year's level for the next two years. ... Halfords, which ...
Further risks in twin deficits
The Australian - 3 hours ago
The Australian - 3 hours ago
According to the latest International Monetary Fund forecasts, Australia's current account deficit is expected to rise to 6 per cent of gross domestic product next year, a level Treasury once (wrongly) considered unsustainable under any circumstances ...
Jim Armitage: Well done Lloyds and RBS, but new watchdogs are clear as mud
Evening Standard - 7 hours ago
Evening Standard - 7 hours ago
But, despite an irrelevant elbow dig from the International Monetary Fund yesterday, now is a moment to look back on what they have done with the collapsing shipwrecks they inherited.
New Book Attacks Deadly Austerity,
Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) - 11 hours ago
Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) - 11 hours ago
In February, the International Monetary Fund, through its chief economist Olivier Blanchard and his staff, were pushed into publishing analyses of the IMF's own policy of imposing economic austerity on hyper-indebted countries, admitting that this ...



