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Irish Funds Launches 2026/27 Transition Year Financial Literacy Programme at St Flannan’s College
Irish Funds has launched the next phase of its Transition Year Financial Literacy Programme at St Flannan’s College in Ennis, marking the start of the programme's nationwide rollout for the 2026/27 school year.
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Up-to-Date Irish Funds Data
You can find the most recent industry statistics and view interactive factsheets ranging from total funds under administration to specific types of Irish domiciled funds. All data is sourced from the Central Bank of Ireland.