Ireland's total long-term Government bond debt remained largely unchanged at €115,441 billion in May, according to the latest data published by the Central Bank of Ireland.
Bond debt rose by 28 per cent in February to €115,402 billion from €90,290 billion the previous month following the liquidation of Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), the former Anglo Bank.
The long-term Government bond debt peaked at €120,083 billion in March before declining again to €115,522 billion in April.
Total resident long-term debt was €51.2 billion while non-resident debt was up slightly at €64.2 billion.
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Financial institutions and the Central Bank held a combined €48.9 billion worth of debt at the end of May, the figures show.
