Central Bank boss takes pay cut

The Governor of the Central Bank will take a voluntary pay cut despite making profits of €1.2bn last year.

Central Bank boss takes pay cut
Mon, 21 May, 2012 - 15:28

The Governor of the Central Bank will take a voluntary pay cut despite making profits of €1.2bn last year.

Patrick Honohan's salary will fall to €213,000 this year when he gifts €63,324 back to the State. Last year he handed €41,740 back.

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