A LOT OF Bank of Ireland customers are not happy this morning after waking up to realise that payments due were not in their accounts.

People are taking to Twitter to raise the issue with the bank:

@bankofireland the service is dismal to say the least , how can you say there is no issues despite hundreds of people not paid wages yet
— Matt O'Dowd (@mattod91) April 23, 2015

Matthew O'Dowd / Twitter

There's an issue with Civil Servant's pay again. Third time in a number of months we haven't been paid on time. @bankofireland at fault?
— Bobby (@bobbysands81) April 23, 2015

Bobby / Twitter

Wages would be nice @bankofireland
— Emer O Neill (@emermarieoneill) April 23, 2015

Emer O Neill / Twitter

What's wrong with @bankofireland ,system down and no wages. I can only imagine how quick they'd be after me if I missed a payment!
— Ian (@IanOBeirne) April 23, 2015

Ian O'Beirne / Twitter

Bank of Ireland says all payments are being processed and ‘credits due today will post today’.

Thanks for all the tweets. We assure you we’re processing all payments. Your credits will be with you shortly. Thanks for your patience
— Bank of Ireland (@talktoBOI) April 23, 2015

Bank of Ireland / Twitter

We confirm payments are processing.We acknowledge some being processed later than anticipated but assure you credits due 2day will post 2day
— Bank of Ireland (@talktoBOI) April 23, 2015

Bank of Ireland / Twitter

However, people are continuing to tweet at the bank that the payments have still not appeared.

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@talktoBOI when we are all sitting here with no lunch are u gonna buy us lunch
— Norelle Storey (@NorelleXo) April 23, 2015

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Bank of ireland . no milk for my coffee you happy?
— ChadChaderson (@mixterz) April 23, 2015

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Bank of Ireland has been contacted by TheJournal.ie. The bank had similar problems last summer.

Read: Delayed wage payments at Bank of Ireland>

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