Central Bank set to pay Government €1.7bn The Central Bank has earmarked around €1.7bn for a payment to the government, according to people familiar with the situation. Business • 22 Apr 16
Drumm due back in Dublin to face charges David Drumm is due back in Dublin tomorrow morning to face 33 charges relating to Anglo Irish Bank. Ireland • 14 Mar 16
Anglo trial hears more evidence of interbank loans The chief financial officer with Anglo Irish Bank in 2008 expressed surprise at the amount of interbank loans to Irish Life & Permanent, the trial … Ireland • 08 Mar 16
Ex-ILP employee unaware of transaction purpose A former liquidity manager with Irish Life and Permanent has said he was not told the purpose of circular transactions between ILP, Irish Life Assurance … Ireland • 02 Mar 16
€3bn Anglo transfer stopped over 'reputation' fear The trial of four senior bankers has heard that Irish Life and Permanent stopped a €3bn transfer from Anglo in December 2008 because of a … Ireland • 16 Feb 16
Drumm ‘on next plane' home if bail is not opposed The brother of David Drumm has said if the Director of Public Prosecutions does not oppose a bail request from the former Anglo Irish Bank … Business • 02 Feb 16
Anglo trial hears of plan to disguise transaction A banker at Irish Life and Permanent suggested that a transaction in which money would be transferred to IL&P by Anglo Irish Bank and then … Ireland • 29 Jan 16
Jury selection in former bankers’ trial adjourned Jury selection in the trial of four former bankers has been adjourned until Monday after Dublin Circuit Criminal Court ran out of potential jurors. News • 08 Jan 16
Court decision on Drumm's bail hearing delayed A Boston court is set to rule early next week on whether David Drumm can be released on bail pending his extradition hearing. News • 08 Jan 16
Quinn's rising stake in Anglo 'highly unusual' A former Central Bank deputy governor has told the banking inquiry that Seán Quinn's exposure to Anglo Irish Bank in July 2008 threatened the stability … News • 27 May 15
Inquiry hears blanket bank guarantee was an error An academic expert has told the Banking Inquiry that taken together the domestic Irish banks were insolvent in 2008 and giving a blanket guarantee to … News • 25 Feb 15
Kenny 'does not see' junior bondholders being paid Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he does not see any circumstances where junior bondholders will be paid following the liquidation of IBRC. News • 08 Dec 14
Court to rule this month on FitzPatrick costs The Dublin Circuit Criminal Court will rule later this month on whether the State should pay the legal costs of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman … News • 05 Jun 14
Noonan warns against 'mucking' with Anglo evidence Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has stressed the importance of ensuring evidence is not "contaminated" in relation to the investigations into Anglo Irish Bank. News • 04 Jul 13
Promissory note deal will be examined by ECB European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has told the European Parliament that they will examine the Irish promissory note deal later in the year to … News • 18 Feb 13
Noonan wants leaders to fulfill bank commitments Minister for Finance Noonan has said that the next step in addressing Ireland's banking debt burden was to push European heads of state to fulfill … News • 08 Feb 13
Government proposes legislation to wind up IBRC The Dáil is debating emergency legislation to wind up the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation from midnight. News • 07 Feb 13
Central Bank to relocate to incomplete Anglo HQ The Central Bank has confirmed that it has formally signed a deal purchasing the incomplete Anglo Irish Bank HQ on the quays for €7m from … News • 14 Nov 12
New IBRC plan to follow Quinn Russian assets Irish Bank Resolution Corporation has told the Commercial Court it believes a joint venture commercial arrangement with a firm specialising in assets recovery in Russia … Business • 02 Nov 12
Deficits higher in biggest DB pension schemes Deficits in the biggest defined benefit pension schemes in Ireland rose by €4 billion in the 12 months to September. Business • 02 Nov 12
Anglo cost may be lower than expected - Alan Dukes Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Chairman Alan Dukes has said he is reasonably hopeful that the final cost to the taxpayer of the wind down of … News • 31 Oct 12
Anglo wind down sooner than expected: Alan Dukes The Chairman of the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation, Alan Dukes, has said he's reasonably hopeful that the final cost to the taxpayer of the wind … Business • 31 Oct 12
IBRC considers selling €2 billion loan portfolio State-backed Irish Bank Resolution Corporation, the former Anglo Irish Bank, is considering selling a loan portfolio of up to €2 billion as part of its … Business • 10 Oct 12
Nothing new in ECB position on Anglo note - Noonan Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said the European Central Bank President's position on Anglo promissory notes is not new Business • 09 Oct 12
IRBC names two new non-ex directors Irish Bank Resolution Corporation has named two new non-executive directors. Business • 09 Aug 12
