Investors pounce on Celtic Tiger story as Ireland prints €3bn

Ben Jaglom

January 07, 2016 05:00 pm

Investors on Thursday pounced on Ireland's recovery story to lap up €3bn worth of 10 year bonds from the Celtic Tiger.

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