S.L. 371.7 Art. 2Bank holidays.

(1) The 26th March, 2005, the 26th December, 2005 and the 2nd January, 2006 are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(2) The 15th April, 2006, the 26th December, 2006 and the 2nd January, 2007 are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(3) The 7th April, 2007 and the 26th December, 2007 are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(4) The 22nd March 2008, the 26th December 2008 and the 2nd January 2009 are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(5) The 13th April 2009, the 26th December 2009, the 2nd January 2010 and the 5th April, 2010, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(6) The 25th April 2011 and the 26th December, 2011, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(7) The 9th April 2012 and the 26th December, 2012, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(8) The 1st April 2013 and the 26th December, 2013, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(9) The 21st April 2014 and the 26th December, 2014, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(10) The 6th April 2015 and the 26th December, 2015, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(11) The 28th March 2016 and the 26th December, 2016, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(12) The 17th April 2017 and the 26th December, 2017, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(13) The 2nd April 2018 and the 26th December, 2018, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(14) The 22nd April 2019 and the 26th December, 2019, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(15) The 13th April 2020 and the 26th December, 2020, are hereby declared as bank holidays.

(16) The 5th April 2021 is hereby declared as a bank holiday.

(17) The 18th April 2022 and the 26th December 2022 as bank holidays.

(18) The 10th April 2023 and 26th December 2023 as bank holidays.

(19) The 1st April 2024 and 26th December 2024 as bank holidays.

(20) The 21st April 2025 and the 26th December 2025 as bank holidays

(21) The 6th April 2026 and the 26th December 2026 as bank holidays