Central Bank of Ireland
centralbank.ie
The Central Bank of Ireland is the central bank and financial regulator of Ireland. It is responsible for financial stability, macroprudential policy, payments and securities settlements, and financial regulation and supervision. The bank also issues notes and coins and provides information on topics such as climate change and operational resilience.
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At a glance
- Category
- Public Sector
- County
- Co. Dublin
- Category in county
- Public Sector in Dublin
- Rank in Dublin
- #454 of 9,521
- Eircode
- D01 F7X3
- First observed in Common Crawl
- 2026 crawl 08
- Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
- 6
- Hosts observed
- 3
- Detected technologies
- google-tag-manager
- Rank in Ireland
- #1,392 of 34,089
- Rank in Public Sector
- #98 of 459
Ranking over the past year
Where centralbank.ie placed each month, against every Irish website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
Holding steady in Ireland, at 1,392nd of 34,089 Irish websites.
- centralbank.ie
- mapalerter.ie 1,281st
- hap.ie 1,403rd
- lawreform.ie 1,275th
- ipoapplications.ie 1,424th
The public sector sites ranked either side of centralbank.ie.
Up 4 places in public sector since September 2025, now 98th of 459 public sector websites.
- centralbank.ie
- mapalerter.ie 97th
- hap.ie 99th
- lawreform.ie 96th
- ipoapplications.ie 100th
The public sector sites ranked either side of centralbank.ie.
Holding steady in Dublin, at 454th of 9,521 Dublin websites.
No other site in this group has enough months measured to compare against.
The ranking is recalculated for every month we hold, so a position reflects the site and its peers as they stood that month. County history groups websites by their currently recorded county. How the ranking works.
Other public sector websites
Scoilnet
scoilnet.ie
Scoilnet is the official education portal of the Department of Education and Skills in Ireland, providing curriculum-focused resources and support for primary and post-primary teachers. The site offers a searchable database of resources, as well as links to projects such as Scoilnet Maps, Webwise, and the FÍS Film Project. It also features spotlights on topics like the Holocaust and weather.
Law Reform
lawreform.ie
The Law Reform Commission of Ireland is a public sector body based in Dublin. It conducts projects and programmes to review and reform Irish law. The organisation publishes reports, maintains a legislation directory, and manages the Statute Law Revision Programme.
MapAlerter.ie
mapalerter.ie
MapAlerter.ie is a public-sector platform based in Cork that provides live alert maps and notifications for various hazards. The service covers road alerts, weather warnings, floods, water quality, and river heights across multiple Irish counties. Users can search for specific alerts by council, town, river sensor, or bathing water location.
Housing Assistance Payments
hap.ie
The Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) scheme provides social housing support through local authorities in Ireland. It assists households with long-term housing needs by paying rent directly to landlords. The service includes information for tenants and landlords on applications and tenancy agreements.
IPO Application
ipoapplications.ie
IPO Application is a website providing access to the International Protection Digital Form, part of the International Protection Office (IPO) under Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) of the Department of Justice. The site is governed by terms and conditions and is established in Ireland.
kerrycoco.ie
Kerry County Council is the local authority for County Kerry, providing a range of public services. These include planning, roads, environment, housing, motor tax, water services, community and economic development, and tourism. The website offers online services, information on council meetings, and details on councillors and governance.
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