Central Bank agrees to buy proposed Anglo Irish Bank HQ site

The Central Bank has officially bought the half-finished headquarters of Anglo Irish Bank.

Thu, 31 May, 2012 - 18:19

The Central Bank has officially bought the half-finished headquarters of Anglo Irish Bank.

A price was agreed between Central Bank bosses and the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) which took ownership of the eight-storey empty shell after the Anglo bailout in 2009.

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