Central Bank headquarters has been officially opened in Dublin’s Docklands. Located at North Wall Quay, the building is the new Regulator’s  home the regulator following their move from Temple Bar.  The Dame Street site was sold for a fee of €67m to real estate group Hines and Peterson in January of this year.

The Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan, attended the inauguration of the building along with Central Bank Governor Philip Lane. The docklands site house was once earmarked as a future premises of Anglo Irish Bank before the lender’s collapse back in 2010.