The Finance Dublin Irish Government Debt Clock was set at midnight on June 30th 2009, when it was €65.278 billion. It updates the latest official figure for the National Debt of Ireland and since then, the clock has been re-set regularly to reflect changes in debt and GDP figures from the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), and the CSO.

The Debt Clock, launched in July 2009, surpassed €85 billion by the end of December 2010, and it continued to rise precipitously in 2011 and 2012, slowing eventually in 2013.

The winners in the Annual Finance Dublin Deals of the Year Awards reflect the continued strength of corporate dealmaking activity despite the pandemic with a number of milestone deals underlining the strength of the Irish economy. The winning deals are in announced in a Special Report in Finance Dublin. The Report highlights the exceptional year of development on many fronts in corporate finance and capital markets in Ireland during the past year. This is reflected in the deals and awards themselves, which reveal remarkable evolution in various markets across the board. Over 200 Deals were nominated by market participants for this year's Awards, which are awarded on an individual basis across 6 broad categories: Mergers & Acquisitions; Debt Capital Markets; Equity Capital Markets; Loans & Financing, Financial Services and Aviation Finance.

The Yearbook provides a 'shop window' of Ireland (ROI) as an international financial services jurisdiction. The Review & Outlook section of the latest E-paper edition profiles the Republic of Ireland's position as the EU's foremost 'common law' jurisdiction for finance and financial services. Aside from the publication’s editorial sections, its ‘Who's Who’ & Professional Services Guide, its ‘A to Z ‘ IFS company profiles, and its Sovereign, Regulatory and industry body profiles, it provides an unique platform for innovation and world-leading thought leadership.

The Yearbook is part of the annual cycle of Finance Dublin, reflecting the story of the past year and the outlook looking forward. Its Profile sections offer a substantive guide, providing dynamic profiles of people, companies, and institutions who are active in the jurisdiction, including FS companies, Professional Services Advisers, Market Infrastructures and State and Representative bodies.

The 2025 Epaper edition is the 32nd annual edition of the Yearbook, which was first published in 1992. If you have a subscription to Finance Dublin you can access all of the back issues here, including the 2025 Epaper edition.

Please visit 'Ireland's Funds and Asset Management Industry 2025-2030' here

All finance sectors and the IFSC are covered:
accountancy jobs, funds jobs, banking jobs, legal and compliance jobs, stockbroking and corporate finance jobs, jobs in practice, taxation jobs, financial services jobs, insurance jobs