The Irish Stock Exchange Public Limited Company

The Irish Stock Exchange Public Limited Company is the corporate identity associated with Ireland’s national securities exchange, whose market now operates under the Euronext Dublin name. The exchange’s history dates to 1793. It became part of the Euronext group and is now presented within Euronext’s European market network. Euronext Dublin serves issuers and market participants through securities-market services. Euronext’s Dublin materials describe routes for companies to raise capital and list securities, and identify offerings that include bonds, exchange-traded funds, funds, warrants and certificates. The broader Euronext infrastructure also connects listing and trading with clearing and settlement services. These group-level offerings provide context for the market, but do not establish that every service is provided by the named legal entity itself. The exchange has an international role, including in debt securities and fund listings. It is part of Euronext rather than an independently listed exchange group. Its current brand presentation is Euronext Dublin, while the requested subject name refers to the Irish Stock Exchange public limited company. The supplied official pages confirm the Dublin market’s place in Euronext’s network and point to its issuer, trading and related market-service areas. They do not provide detailed information on the company’s founders, current leadership, precise legal-entity structure, or a full chronology of its development.

The Irish Stock Exchange is a long-established securities-market institution whose history dates to 1793. Over time, it developed into Ireland’s national exchange and a venue for companies and other issuers seeking access to capital markets. Its later development connected the Irish market to a wider international issuer base, including through debt and fund listings. The exchange subsequently became part of Euronext, the European exchange group. The Irish market is now presented under the Euronext Dublin name and sits within Euronext’s network of markets. This change in group and market identity is reflected in the official Euronext materials supplied for this dossier, which describe Dublin as a market within the Euronext offering and direct issuers to listing options there. Today, Euronext Dublin’s market-facing materials cover capital raising and admission to listing, with product areas including bonds, ETFs, funds, warrants and certificates. Trading, clearing and settlement are described across Euronext’s broader market infrastructure; these group-wide services should not be read as proof that each is operated directly by the named Irish company. The available source material confirms the present Euronext Dublin identity and market context but does not provide a detailed account of the exchange’s successive legal forms, a complete dated account of its integration into Euronext, or information on its founders and current executives.

• 1793

  Origins of the Irish Stock Exchange

• Part of Euronext

Ireland’s securities market within the pan-European Euronext network, serving issuers and market participants through listing and trading-related services.

• Bonds

  Bond listing options are included in Euronext Dublin’s issuer-facing market materials.

• ETFs

  Euronext’s Dublin materials identify ETFs as a listing product area.

• Funds

  Fund listing is identified among the market’s issuer-facing options.

• Warrants and certificates

  These are listed as product categories in Euronext’s market navigation.

1. 1Dublin | Euronexteuronext.com
2. 2Products & services | Euronext Securitieseuronext.com
3. 3MTS Data | Euronext Dataeuronext.com
4. 4Clearing services | Euronext Clearingeuronext.com