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2m share have paid for? Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish TimesAs Irish banks come under pressure from politicians for being laggards in increasing interest rates for depositors, Colm Keena looks at how the rates offered by AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSBInterest rates might be rising but so is demand for loans to fund the purchases of cars, holidays and solar panels, writes Fiona Reddan in...
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