A big change.
Bank of Ireland branches at 88 locations across the country will close their doors for the last time today (Friday, 8 October).
The bank announced its planned closure of the 88 branches around the country in March this year as part of the downsizing of its network.
In order to offset some of the potential disruption to customers, Bank of Ireland announced a partnership with An Post which will see 920 post offices offering local banking services such as cash withdrawals and lodgements six days a week.
A similar system has already in place between AIB and An Post for a number of years.
However, some customers seeking other branch services may be faced with lengthy trips in order to access services.
Below is a list of all 88 Bank of Ireland branches closing today.
Carlow
- Boris
- Tullow
Cavan
- Arva
- Cootehill
- Kingscourt
Clare
- Kilkee
- Miltown Malbay
- Tulla
Cork
- Cork Institute of Technology
- Glanmire
- Bantry
- Cobh
- Dunmanway
- Kanturk
- Millstreet
- Michelstown
- Youghal
Donegal
- Bunbeg
- Bundoran
- Dungloe
- Glenties
- Moville
Dublin
- James Street
- Law Library
- Phibsboro
- Ballycoolin
- Killester
- Merrion Road
- Rathmines
- Ballyfermot
Galway
- Ballygar
- Dunmore
- Oughterard
Kerry
- Castleisland
- Kilorglin
- Tralee IT
Kildare
- Celbridge
- Kilcullen
- Leixlip – HP/Intel
- Monasterevin
Kilkenny
- Callan
- Graiguenamanagh
- Thomastown
- Urlingford
Laois
- Durrow
- Mountrath
- Rathdowney
Leitrim
- Drumshambo
- Manorhamilton
Limerick
- Abbeyfeale
- Askeaton
- Bruff
- Caherdavin
- Rathkeale
- Roxboro
- University of Limerick
Longford
- Granard
Louth
- Dunleer
Mayo
- Ballyhaunis
- Charlestown
- Kiltimagh
Meath
- Athboy
- Enfield
- Ratoath
Monaghan
- Castleblayney
- Clones
Offaly
- Banagher
- Clara
- Edenderry
Roscommon
- Elphin
- Strokestown
Sligo
- Ballymote
- Tubbercurry
Tipperary
- Cahir
- Cashel
- Templemore
Waterford
- Ardkeen
- Kilmacthomas
- Lismore
Westmeath
- Athlone IT
- Castlepollard
- Kinnegad
- Moate
Wexford
- Rosslare
- Taghmon
Wicklow
- Carnew
- Rathdrum
- Tinahely
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