Organisation information
About the Department of Finance
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The Department of Finance's mission is to manage government finances and play a central role in the achievement of the government’s economic and social goals having regard to the Programme for a Partnership Government.
In this way, we will play a leadership role in the improvement of the standards of living of all Irish citizens.
The Department of Finance is made up of eight divisions:
- The Shareholding and Financial Advisory Division
- Tax Division
- Economic Division
- Funds, Insurance, Markets & Pensions Division with responsiblity for Legal Unit
- EU and International Division with responsibility for Corporate Affairs and Finance Unit
- Human Resources Division
- International Finance Division
- Banking Division with responsibility for Facilities Management Unit
Further details as to the Department’s structure, Assistant Secretary responsibilities and management tiers are available on Who Does What
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- Statement of Strategy
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- Irish Language Scheme
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- Access to Information on the Environment (AIE)
- Framework of Assignments
- Data Protection
- Finance Legislation
- Obligations
- Regulation of Lobbying Act 2015
- Careers in the Department of Finance
- Establishment of the Department of Finance
- Department of Finance Twitter Policy
- Ministerial Brief
