asked the Minister for Finance if any Irish banks or other financial institutions have established branches in other member States of the EEC.
Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Irish Banks in EEC.
1.
Branches and offices of Irish banks have been established in some of the other member States of the EEC. Particulars are set out in a tabular statement which, with the permission of the Ceann Comhairle, I am arranging to circulate with the Official Report.
Following is the statement:
BRANCHES and Offices of Irish banks in the Other Member States of the EEC.
|
Bank |
State |
Location and number of branches or offices |
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|
Bank of Ireland |
United Kingdom |
London |
— |
4 branches |
|
Birmingham |
— |
2 branches plus 1 sub office |
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|
Manchester |
— |
1 branch |
||
|
Liverpool |
— |
” |
||
|
Luton |
— |
” |
||
|
West Germany |
Frankfurt |
— |
representative office |
|
|
Allied Irish Banks |
United Kingdom |
London |
— |
7 branches |
|
Birmingham |
— |
2 branches |
||
|
Birkenhead |
— |
1 branch |
||
|
Bristol |
— |
” |
||
|
Coventry |
— |
” |
||
|
Glasgow |
— |
” |
||
|
Leeds |
— |
” |
||
|
Liverpool |
— |
” |
||
|
Manchester |
— |
” |
||
|
Belgium |
Brussels |
— |
representative office |
|
|
Allied Irish Investment Bank |
United Kingdom |
London |
— |
representative office |
|
Allied Irish Finance Company |
United Kingdom |
London |
— |
1 branch |
|
Irish Trust Bank |
United Kingdom |
Manchester |
— |
1 branch |