ISEQ up slightly

The ISEQ index of Irish shares moved up somewhat today, gaining 5.06 points to 6,429.23.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares moved up somewhat today, gaining 5.06 points to 6,429.23.

Irish Life & Permanent was the only riser among the financials, up 18c to €11.47. Anglo Irish Bank was the worst performer, dropping 15c to €9.35. Bank of Ireland and Allied Irish Bank both shed 5c to €8.70 and €13.66 respectively.

Today saw some huge gains, the biggest coming for construction giant CRH, which shot up 78c to €24.38. Icon also showed an impressive 50c jump to €48.50.

The news was not as good elsewhere however. In the food and drink sector, Iaws declined 39c to €15.91, with Glanbia down 11c to €5.04.

Dragon Oil was down 19c to €8.86, with CPL losing €2.08. Other significant losses included Elan (down 16c to €17.54), Irish Continental Group (down 15c to €20.30) and FBD (down 14c to €26.85).

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