The Irish economy is to receive a $30billion boost after the government successfully renegotiated the promissory note deal on Anglo Irish Bank payments.

Irish leader Enda Kenny has announced a deal with the European Central Bank which will convert the former Anglo Irish bank debt of €28 billion into long term bonds. The interest rate will drop from 8 per cent to 3 per cent with much longer to pay.

Dublin headquarters of the Anglo Irish Bank Corp., which has been called the world’s worst bank, may be converted into a coffee shop.

Sean FitzPatrick, the former chief executive of the now defunct Anglo Irish Bank, will not stand trial until next January for his alleged crimes.

Ireland’s Prime Minister Enda Kenny is adamant he will cut a deal with the IMF and the EU on bank debt by the end of March – but opposition parties don’t believe him.

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman and CEO Sean FitzPatrick has been arrested and charged with failing to disclose at least $183 million worth of loans to the bank's auditors, an Irish court was told yesterday.

The Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC) has reportedly sued its one-time auditors, the blue-chip accountancy firm Ernst & Young, over its conduct in the years leading up to the collapse of the bank in 2009.

Ireland’s bankrupt billionaires have told a Dublin court they are at their ‘wits’ end’ as they try to deal with the bank chasing them for assets worth millions of dollars.

Sean FitzPatrick, 64, the former chairman of the now-nationalized Anglo Irish Bank, is to stand trial on charges of providing unlawful financial information and assistance.

"Anglo, The Musical," an Irish stage production about the collapse of the Anglo Irish Bank, is due to open at a Dublin theatre in November. According to the BBC, the show has already sold 40% of the 10,000 tickets for its five-night run.

The former Anglo Irish Bank is to apply to have Peter Darragh Quinn extradited from Northern Ireland to face his jail sentence in the Republic.

After a complicated investigation of more than three years, three of Ireland’s former top bankers were this week charged with criminal offenses.

Bain & Co, the financial consultants once led by presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, has charged the Irish taxpayer $37 million euros in fees for its work on the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC) to date.

A Dublin property speculator with several rented apartments in his portfolio is ‘homeless’ – after he was evicted from his palatial $3million mansion by the former Anglo Irish Bank.

The Irish Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has struck a deal with the European Central Bank to avoid the repayment of $4.1 billion in Anglo Irish Bank debt which was due at the end of the month.

Bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has stepped up efforts to defend himself in a multi-billion lawsuit with the former Anglo Irish Bank.

Bankrupt tycoon Sean Quinn has described himself as a ‘simple farmer’s son’ and asked Dublin’s Commercial Court for permission to defend himself against Anglo Irish Bank.

The former Anglo Irish Bank wants to jail Sean Quinn and members of his family over the transfer of foreign property assets.