| Noonan calls for European Banking Authority to be relocated to Ireland after 'Brexit' |
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| October 25th 2016: As part of the negotiations associated with the UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU it will be necessary for the European Banking Authority to relocate to an EU Member State from its current location in London, and today the Government agreed, on the recommendation of the Minister for Finance, Mr Noonan "to make a public declaration of interest in Ireland becoming the location for the offices of the European Banking Authority". |
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