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Ireland’s Honohan pushes for wage cuts
Irish central bank governor says cuts necessary to reverse unemployment rise
Investors confident in Ireland’s budget cuts: Honohan
Irish central bank governor Patrick Honohan says the proof of investor confidence in the country’s plans for fiscal consolidation is in the interest rates on government paper
Ireland wrongly accused over funding family trips
Spending watchdog admits error over claims central bank paid for 52 spouses to travel on single visit, but Honohan bans future junkets
The behavior of money
A technical paper from the Central Bank of Ireland looks at how the demand for money has changed as the store of value function has gained in importance over the past 40 years.
Merger has begun confirms Irish CB
Ireland’s central bank says preparations for full integration with regulator have started as proposed legislation gathers steam
Ireland’s Honohan: “intrusive” supervision warranted
Governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland says regulator’s heavy handedness justified
Ireland creates senior posts
Central Bank & Financial Services Authority of Ireland announces new roles as part of regulatory shift
Irish regulator’s pay “rubs salt in the wounds”
Half of Ireland’s central bank to strike over pension levy; staff treated “obscenely” as executive’s pay jumps €150,000
Honohan clashes with Dublin on bankers’ pay
New central bank governor suggests government’s attempts to limit pay will hinder recovery of Ireland’s banks
Ireland needs clearer macroprudential mandate: OECD
OECD calls for the development of more effective macroprudential instruments
Ireland on how to make better forecasts
Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland looks at whether modelling structural change improves macroeconomic forecasting
Ireland names new chief regulator
Bermuda Monetary Authority governor will take up senior post at central bank
Ireland’s Honohan: restore, not reinvent
Governor uses first speech to hark back to 2000 as benchmark for Irish economy
New governor for Ireland
Dublin breaks with tradition of appointing within the civil service by giving role to highly regarded academic
Ireland may break with past in selecting new governor
The crisis has hit Ireland hard. So hard that the finance minister may look outside the civil service for a successor to John Hurley
Central Bank of Ireland – Annual Report 2008
Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland's John Hurley on Irish banks' balance sheets
Ireland's John Hurley to step down
Ireland’s central bank governor, John Hurley, will step down in September
Ireland's Hurley covets stability role
John Hurley, the governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland, said that he would strongly support full integration and coordination within the Irish central bank of responsibilities for both financial stability and micro…
Irish economy to shrink by 4% this year
The Irish economy is facing a second consecutive year of contraction, says the latest Quarterly Bulletin from the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland.
Central Bank of Ireland - Annual Report 2007
The Irish economy will suffer a significant reduction in output growth this year, John Hurley, the governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland, says in the latest edition of the institution's Annual Report.
Hurley praises Ireland's financial oversight
The level of co-operation between central bankers and regulators in Ireland proves very useful in managing financial crises, said John Hurley, the governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland.
Too early to call crisis impact: Ireland's Hurley
John Hurley, the governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland, reviewed the impact of the recent banking crisis on the eurozone.