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Former Anglo Irish Bank to pay €275m to the State this year

The payment is just over a tenth of all the cash that IBRC currently has on hand.

Former Anglo Irish Bank to pay €275m to the State this year

Fri, 27 May, 2016 - 12:59

The liquidators of the former Anglo Irish Bank are to pay €275m to the State this year.

The payment is just over a tenth of all the cash that IBRC currently has on hand.

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