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Ireland has a history of trading its own banknotes for several centuries, both when the whole of Ireland was one legal entity, and following partition of the island into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
A history of the Irish pound (punt) and a description of the three series of banknotes issued from 1928 to 2000: Series A, Series B and Series C.
13 lip 2015 · Introduction. As early as 1971, the Central Bank of Ireland announced its intention to produce new banknotes to replace the long-lived Lady Lavery issue which had been printed by the Bank of England in London and circulating in Ireland since 1928.
Background. See also: Banknotes of Ireland. When the Irish Free State came into existence in 1922, three categories of banknote were in circulation. These consisted of notes issued by the Bank of England, the British Treasury, and six Irish banks that were chartered to issue notes. Only British Treasury notes were legal tender within the state.
Background. When the Irish Free State came into existence in 1922, three categories of banknote were in circulation. These consisted of notes issued by the Bank of England, the British Treasury and six Irish banks then in existence who were chartered to issue notes. Only British Treasury notes had legal tender status within the state.
Irish Independence and the Partition of Ireland. 1922-1928. In the early 20th century politics was to intervene and have a major influence on Irish banking and note issues. The Rising of 1916 against British rule lead to the Irish War of Independence in 1919.
195 Dates of issue on Irish Ploughman notes. Linked from this page are pages giving an example of every known date for each denomination of the Consolidated, Ploughman notes. All the known £10 notes and almost all of the known £5 and £1notes have been recorded. There are some dates which were not issued.
