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Deputy Business Editor at the Irish Examiner. www.irishexaminer.com
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Merger of two Cork credit unions creates loan book of €105m

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By Martin Claffey Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Two of Cork's best known credit unions have completed a strategic merger, forming a new entity with a loan book valued at €105m. Elevate Credit Union and Synergy Credit Union have joined forces, with the combined group to continue under the Elevate Credit Union brand. The collaborative initiative was passed at a special general meeting and has been formally approved by the Central Bank. Synergy Credit Union had branches in Fermoy, Watergrasshill, and Lower Glanmire Road.
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Seized ship off Cork's coast has cost State €13.6m to date

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By Martin Claffey Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Revenue has said that completing work to facilitate the removal of the MV Matthew from Cork Harbour is a “key priority”, as the State’s tax authority published its 2025 annual report. The MV Matthew was seized by elite army rangers off the Cork coast in September 2023, with €157m worth of cocaine on board. It has cost the State more than €13.6m as it remains in the harbour, including €3.3m for berthing, €5.7m for maintenance, and €4.6m for crewing.
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Tánaiste to meet Swedish finance minister to discuss Ireland's new savings investment account plans

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By Martin Claffey Verified
| EIN News
Homepage business Economy Mr Harris is in Brussels as part of a two-day meeting of EU finance ministers Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris will meet his Swedish finance counterpart Elisabeth Svantesson this week to discuss Ireland's plan for a new savings scheme in Brussels. Picture: PA Mon, 04 May, 2026 - 01:15 Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris will meet his Swedish finance counterpart Elisabeth Svantesson this week to discuss Ireland's plan for a new savings scheme in Brussels.
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