Shares in the major Irish banks soared on the Irish Stock Exchange today after the details of the Government's Nama plan were welcomed by investors.
AIB jumped over 28%, rising 74c to €3.38, while Bank of Ireland added almost 18%, rising 51c to €3.38.
The gains pushed the overall ISEQ index up 105.01 points to 3,469.49.
Elsewhere, Tullow Oil lifted 60c to €14.00 following the announcement of a new oil find in Uganda.
Other risers included CRH, up 14c to €19.75; Grafton Group, rising 13c to €3.94, and Kingspan, up 9c to €7.00.
On the fallers' board, Kerry Group fell 50c to €19.40; Paddy Power lost 38c to €20.99; FBD slipped 17c to €8.13; Greencore lost 6c to €1.43 and Irish Life and Permanent dropped 4c to €5.85.