The stakes are high: if UK voters vote to withdraw they will be the first to leave union

Central Bank and Unite union agree to review of controversial payments

Deputy governor Cyril Roux tells conference of challenges

Matthew Elderfield suggests review might be done by former attorney general or judge

Minister says €574m in 2012 and €450m in 2013 lost through property reliefs

Central Bank thought to be particularly concerned about breaches of fair process, which it views as essence of code of conduct

About a month ago, the Central Bank came under the umbrella of the Freedom of Information Act, opening up the correspondence of deputy governor Roux to external scrutiny

Central Bank deputy governor tells inquiry dangers are hacking and interest rate rises

Banking inquiry told of new pan-European approach to respond to failing banks

Central Bank has too few powers and staff for insurance oversight, says deputy governor

Matter now closed from bank’s perspective, says Patrick Honohan

Charlie McCreevy among others who received letters from Oireachtas committee

Despite the growth in alternative sources of finance, SMEs cannot but rely on banks to provide credit, the deputy governor of the Central Bank said

Set limits needed but with a more flexible and graduated approach

Bank fails ECB’s stress tests but AIB, BOI and Ulster Bank all get clean bill of health

Opinion: vigorous lobbying of politicians likely before general election

Cyril Roux to join management board of European Securities and Markets Authority

Central Bank appoints Sylvia Cronin to position where she will oversee regulation for the sector

Central Bank chief reacts to criticism of ex-watchdog

Banks head of regulation is trying to fill 67 vacant positions in his department