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The Central Bank of Ireland is releasing a new series of collector coins featuring the iconic rock band U2 and celebrated author Maeve Binchy. The commemorative issue recognizes their lasting contributions to Irish music and literature.
A delegation from the Central Bank of Ireland visited Wicklow to engage with local Traveller and community groups, aiming to foster better understanding and address financial inclusion issues.
The Central Bank of Ireland has introduced a new online map detailing ATM and cash service locations across the country, allowing the public to report insufficient access. This initiative comes as the town of Ballygar celebrates the return of an ATM, highlighting the importance of local cash services.
The heirs of Silvio Berlusconi have won a court application in Dublin concerning a stake in an Italian bank, a transaction that requires notification to the Central Bank of Ireland.
A new study by the Central Bank of Ireland indicates that Irish households hold significantly more stocks and bonds than previously estimated, with investment funds masking the true scale of their exposure.
The Central Bank of Ireland is providing managers with lists of staff who are not complying with hybrid working rules, treating non-compliance as a performance issue and using swipe data to track attendance.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, Gabriel Makhlouf, has asserted that the institution acted lawfully in its management of controversial Israeli war bonds.
The Central Bank of Ireland has announced plans to implement cost-cutting measures with the goal of achieving savings totaling €75 million.
New figures from the Central Bank of Ireland indicate a steady decline in wealth inequality across the country.
The Irish Government has decided to grant Gabriel Makhlouf a second term as governor of the Central Bank of Ireland.
The Central Bank of Ireland has issued a warning that energy efficiency varies significantly by income, with poorer households disproportionately affected by higher bills and health risks due to less efficient properties.
The Central Bank of Ireland has warned that renewed disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to a 1.7% increase in Irish consumer prices.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland visited Wexford to engage with local businesses, hearing about the specific challenges and opportunities they face. The visit provided insights into the regional economic climate.
The week ahead in business will see the Central Bank of Ireland publish its financial stability review. Additionally, the latest inflation figures for May are expected to be released, providing key economic insights.