asked the Taoiseach the interest from foreign investments by Irish nationals in each of the past three years.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Interest on Foreign Investments.
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The information available is that published as item 15 of the Balance of International Payments statement. The total inflow, which covers income of all Irish residents—both persons and companies—from investments abroad and extern profits—including the foreign investment income of the Central Bank and certain other banking transactions —was £44.2 million in 1965, £44.9 million in 1966, and £45.1 million in 1967. Figures for 1968 are not yet available.