The impact of European monetary union and the Year 2000 problem are the biggest threats to the Irish economy, the governor of the Bank of Ireland, Mr Howard Kilroy has said. "We need to take constant affirmative action to keep on track," he said, speaking in Galway at the annual dinner dance of the Munster/Connaught Society of the Association of Chartered Accountants.
Warning on EMU and Y2K
The impact of European monetary union and the Year 2000 problem are the biggest threats to the Irish economy, the governor of…
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