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ABBEY PLC Ordinary Shares 8 529 ALLIED IRISH BANKS PLC Non-Cum ISSUER_NAME INSTRUMENT_NAME Avg VOLUME(both OTC & OB) ABBEY PLC Ordinary Shares 8 529 ALLIED IRISH BANKS PLC Non-Cum. Pref. Shares Floating Rate Series A 60 725 ALLIED IRISH BANKS PLC Ordinary Shares 13 172 AMINEX PLC Ordinary Shares 7 150 ANGLO IRISH BANK CORPORATION PLC Ordinary Shares 15 151 ARCON INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES PLC Ord Shares 21 547 BANK OF IRELAND NC. Euro Preference Stock Eur1.27 6 547 BANK OF IRELAND NCP StkSrs A STG1 & STG9 Liq T 138 550 BANK OF IRELAND Ord Stock 16 372 C R H PLC 5% Cum Pref 10 464 C R H PLC 7% A Cum Pref 86 645 C R H PLC Ordinary Shares 11 990 C&C GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares of Eur 0.01 56 850 CPL RESOURCES PLC Ordinary Shares 28 370 DATALEX PLC Ordinary Shares 33 662 DCC PLC Ordinary Shares 7 672 DONEGAL CREAMERIES PLC Ordinary Shares 7 251 DRAGON OIL PLC Ordinary Shares 60 839 EIRCOM GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares of Eur 0.10 123 668 ELAN CORPORATION PLC Ordinary Shares 4 538 F.B.D HOLDINGS PLC Ordinary Shares 7 219 FYFFES PLC Ordinary Shares 37 236 GARTMORE IRISH GROWTH FUND PLC Ordinary Shares 100 GLANBIA PLC Ordinary Shares 16 451 GLENCAR MINING PLC Ordinary Shares 105 552 GRAFTON GROUP.Plc Units (Compr 1 Ord and 1 C and 9 A Shares) 11 925 GREENCORE GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 16 919 HORIZON TECHNOLOGY GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 17 032 I.W.P. INTERNATIONAL PLC 12% Cum Pref 1-55.000 2 200 I.W.P. INTERNATIONAL PLC Ordinary Shares 32 198 IAWS GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 13 023 ICON PLC Ordinary Shares 734 IFG GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 20 374 INDEPENDENT NEWS & MEDIA PLC Ordinary Shares 49 052 IONA TECHNOLOGIES PLC Ordinary Shares 2 411 Page 1 IRISH CONTINENTAL GROUP PLC Units (Comprising Redeemable Shares) 4 102 IRISH LIFE AND PERMANENT PLC Ordinary Shares 8 173 JURYS DOYLE HOTEL GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 8 318 KENMARE RESOURCES PLC Ordinary Shares 53 766 KENMARE RESOURCES PLC Warrants (To sub for Ord) 455 980 KERRY GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 5 160 KINGSPAN GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 17 927 MCINERNEY HOLDINGS PLC Ordinary Shares 10 488 MINMET PLC Ordinary Shares 27 497 MOSNEY IRISH HOLIDAYS PLC Mosney Irish Holidays Plc 5.5% Cum Pref 1 825 NORISH PLC Ordinary Shares 7 163 OAKHILL GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 37 601 OGLESBY & BUTLER PLC Ordinary Shares 38 344 ORMONDE MINING PLC Ordinary Shares 86 794 OVOCA RESOURCES PLC Ordinary Shares 85 249 PADDY POWER PLC Ordinary Shares 9 180 PROVIDENCE RESOURCES PLC Ordinary Shares 144 496 QUALCERAM SHIRES PLC Ordinary Shares 16 878 READYMIX PLC Ordinary Shares 19 901 RYANAIR HOLDINGS PLC Ord. Shares 21 744 SOUTH WHARF PLC Ordinary Shares 8 463 THIRDFORCE PLC Ordinary Shares 14 982 TRINITY BIOTECH PLC Ordinary Shares 1 633 TULLOW OIL PLC Ord. Shares 23 476 ULSTER TELEVISION PLC Ordinary Shares 6 655 UNIDARE PLC Ordinary Shares 9 982 UNITED DRUG PLC Ord Shares 20 286 VIRIDIAN GROUP PLC Ordinary Shares 15 586 VISLINK PLC Ord. Shares 10 000 WATERFORD WEDGWOOD PLC Units 119 011 Page 2 95% Total TURNOVER 95% Total_Trades Turnover multipler Trade multipler 182 340 488 2633,4 21 378,58 0,31 3 193 455 3,8 52,59 0,00 11 738 841 010 68443,7 891 168,71 5,20 69 995 38 9,79 0,01 7 401 685 078 34846 488 540,38 2,30 6 120 554 731,5 284,05 0,03 1 694 217 9,5 258,76 0,00 43 213 695 11,4 311,90 0,00 12 526 723 280 70315,2 765 120,25 4,29 656 280 5,7 62,72 0,00 1 057 285 5,7 12,20 0,00 9 743 351 730 45130,7 812 623,77 3,76 604 965 443 4121,1 10 641,39 0,07 16 593 595 634,6 584,89 0,02 30 464 136 1748 905,01 0,05 1 385 036 854 13203,1 180 533,88 1,72 30 932 369 986,1 4 265,91 0,14 51 874 222 1398,4 852,64 0,02 1 370 670 492 7284,6 11 083,47 0,06 2 534 935 205 34496,4 558 575,67 7,60 242 411 217 2025,4 33 578,44 0,28 1 020 761 587 15519,2 27 413,52 0,42 1 330 1,9 13,30 0,02 255 283 613 6203,5 15 517,53 0,38 3 310 860 454,1 31,37 0,00 763 621 049 8922,4 64 033,52 0,75 730 412 115 13904,2 43 170,97 0,82 26 393 072 1571,3 1 549,66 0,09 794 1,9 0,36 0,00 15 298 603 1987,4 475,15 0,06 1 187 620 084 9091,5 91 194,12 0,70 1 513 868 64,6 2 062,41 0,09 73 153 882 3402,9 3 590,50 0,17 1 398 891 555 13828,2 28 518,43 0,28 18 289 274 1831,6 7 586,39 0,76 Page 3 238 989 829 5302,9 58 255,40 1,29 3 443 635 414 32203,1 421 350,63 3,94 447 600 117 5202,2 53 810,37 0,63 14 427 880 1048,8 268,34 0,02 381 980 30,4 0,84 0,00 1 789 769 590 21076,7 346 862,85 4,08 1 183 933 434 12800,3 66 040,87 0,71 360 243 301 6471,4 34 346,96 0,62 179 841 117,8 6,54 0,00 3 294 1,9 1,81 0,00 934 859 169,1 130,52 0,02 3 551 124 528,2 94,44 0,01 1 568 384 134,9 40,90 0,00 13 423 683 1375,6 154,66 0,02 3 781 677 590,9 44,36 0,01 617 357 326 7182 67 252,77 0,78 58 345 746 9038,3 403,79 0,06 29 243 222 904,4 1 732,65 0,05 67 030 137 1953,2 3 368,25 0,10 5 213 278 459 49491,2 239 753,49 2,28 3 774 191 307,8 445,98 0,04 5 472 773 1198,9 365,29 0,08 1 532 755 324,9 938,69 0,20 43 654 229 1124,8 1 859,53 0,05 1 513 838 36,1 227,46 0,01 19 185 670 896,8 1 922,11 0,09 482 385 101 8339,1 23 778,75 0,41 18 120 193 127,3 1 162,61 0,01 16 340 3,8 1,63 0,00 301 519 160 16036 2 533,54 0,13 Page 4.
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