Central Bank of Ireland

Investment growth declines in Europe

Central Bank of Ireland research shows that while declines in investment growth is larger in US compared with the eurozone this year, it continues to lag behind the US overall

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.

New governor for Ireland

Dublin breaks with tradition of appointing within the civil service by giving role to highly regarded academic

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…

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.

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