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Bank of Ireland’s first-half 2026 results are flying high—pre-tax profit jumped 33% to €960 million, fueling a 56% dividend boost to 39 cents per share. Net interest income rose 2% to €1.7 billion, fees climbed 6% to €423 million, and return on tangible equity hit 14.4%. Capital strength remains robust at 15.5%. Irish lending surged 7% annually, deposits grew 3%, and mortgage and SME lending led the charge with 14% growth. Even with a small impairment charge, non-performing loans improved. The bank’s full-year outlook has been upgraded, with net interest income now forecast at €3.5 billion and stronger ROTE and capital generation expected. With Ireland’s economic tailwinds and solid customer growth, Bank of Ireland is confidently steering toward a record-breaking year.

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