Dublin Interbank Offered Rate (DIBOR): How to Find the Current Rate
No Live Feed—But Here's Where to Look
As an AI, I cannot access real-time financial data. The Dublin Interbank Offered Rate (DIBOR) was the reference rate for Irish pound (IEP) interbank lending before Ireland adopted the euro (1999).
Historical Context
- DIBOR fixed daily by Irish banks for IEP deposits.
- Replaced by EURIBOR (Euro Interbank Offered Rate) on 1 Jan 1999.
- EURIBOR is now the benchmark for euro-zone interbank lending.
Current Euro Benchmarks
- EURIBOR: Published daily ~11:00 CET by EMMI. EMMI Euribor Page
- €STR (Euro Short-Term Rate): ECB's risk-free rate, published 08:00 CET. ECB €STR
- Reuters/Bloomberg/Refinitiv terminals for intraday.
If You Need Historical DIBOR
- Central Bank of Ireland Archive – statistical publications pre-1999.
- Bank for International Settlements (BIS) – historical time series.
- Academic databases (Datastream, FRED with conversion).
For any current Irish borrowing cost, use EURIBOR / €STR. DIBOR is a historical artifact.