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The New Ireland Fund (IRL), Inc. - Webinar Update by the Fund’s Investment Adviser

BOSTON, March 01, 2022 – The New Ireland Fund, Inc. (NYSE: IRL) hosted a webinar featuring Portfolio Manager Noel O’Halloran and Chief Economist Eoin Fahy from KBI Global Investors.

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BOSTON, March 01, 2022 – The New Ireland Fund, Inc. (NYSE: IRL) hosted a webinar featuring Portfolio Manager Noel O’Halloran and Chief Economist Eoin Fahy from KBI Global Investors. They discussed the current state and outlook of the Irish economy and stock market, emphasizing key drivers that could positively influence the Fund. The New Ireland Fund aims for long-term capital appreciation primarily through investments in Irish equities. More details are available on the Fund’s website.

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  • Webinar provides insights into the Irish economy and stock market, potentially benefiting investors.
  • The Fund aims for long-term capital appreciation through investments in Irish equity securities.

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BOSTON, March 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Noel O’Halloran, the Portfolio Manager of The New Ireland Fund, Inc (NYSE: IRL) (the “Fund”) and CIO of the Fund’s Investment Adviser, Dublin-based asset manager KBI Global Investors (“KBIGI”), is joined by Eoin Fahy, Chief Economist of KBIGI, in a webinar where they provide an update on the Irish economy and the Irish Stock Exchange. In this update, they provide an overview and outlook of the Irish economy and discuss some key drivers for the Irish Stock market and how they may potentially positively impact the Fund.

This update is available on the Fund’s website at the following link:

https://www.newirelandfund.com/kbi_march_2022.html

Investment Objective: The New Ireland Fund, Inc., (NYSE: IRL) a closed-end diversified investment company seeks long-term capital appreciation through investment primarily in equity securities of Irish securities.

The Fund is managed by KBI Global Investors (North America) Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of KBI Global Investors Ltd. based in Dublin, Ireland. KBI Global Investors Ltd. is majority owned by Amundi Asset Management, Europe’s largest asset manager by assets under management.

The Fund is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol - IRL. For further information, please contact the Fund at 1-800-468-6475 or investor.query@newirelandfund.com

Website: www.newirelandfund.com


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What was discussed in the recent webinar about The New Ireland Fund (IRL)?

The webinar covered updates on the Irish economy and stock market, highlighting potential positive impacts on the Fund.

Who hosted the webinar for The New Ireland Fund (IRL)?

The webinar was hosted by Noel O’Halloran and Eoin Fahy from KBI Global Investors.

What is the investment objective of The New Ireland Fund (IRL)?

The investment objective is long-term capital appreciation through investment primarily in Irish equity securities.

When was the webinar regarding The New Ireland Fund (IRL) held?

The webinar was held on March 01, 2022.

Where can I find more information about The New Ireland Fund (IRL)?

More information can be found on the Fund's website at www.newirelandfund.com.

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