I refer to your editorial (December 2) containing the suggestion that the Central Bank’s new headquarters building could cost twice as much as a new build. 

I am writing to clarify some points made by Mr Martin Sisk, president of the ILCU, in your recent article (July 25). Mr Sisk states that the proposed voluntary transfer between Berehaven Credit Union and another credit union was ‘found not to be feasible by the Central Bank’. This is incorrect.

IRISH banks issued €16.5 billion of government-guaranteed bonds in the past two weeks, which are eligible as collateral for European Central Bank funding.

PERCHED on a chair overlooking a wood panel-lined room in Dublin’s High Court, a bespectacled Judge Elizabeth Dunne has become all-too-used to hearing from the victims of Ireland’s economic meltdown.