The Central Bank Of Ireland (Irish: Banc Ceannais Na H Éireann), The Financial Services Regulator Of The Republic Of Ireland, Is The Central Bank Of Ireland. Before Ireland Joined The Eurozone, The Bank Was Responsible For Issuing The National Currency, The Irish Pound, And Is Now Part Of The European Central Banking System.
The Central Bank Of Ireland Was Established On February 1, 1943. Since January 1, 1972, It Has Been A Bank Owned By The Irish Government Under The Central Bank Act 1971.
The Central Bank Of Ireland Building Was Located On Dame Street In Dublin From 1979 Until 2017 Before The Move. That Year, Its Offices At Iveagh Court And College Green Were Also Closed. Since March 2017, Its Relocated Headquarters Has Been Located In Dublin Docks. There, Citizens Can Exchange Non-circulating Irish Coins And Currencies For Euros, As Well As High-value Euro Banknotes Or Incomplete Currencies. It Currently Operates From Its Premises Near Spencer Dock. The Money Centre (Irish Mint) In Sandyford Is The Bank's Currency Manufacturing, Warehouse And Distribution Location.
