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# bank - Friday 14 February, 2020
KBC claims siblings are in contempt of court after failing to leave property at centre of controversial eviction
The High Court today heard the McGann family has not complied with a court order.
# bank - Saturday 21 December, 2019
'Significant' damage to Louth bank after attempt to remove ATM with digger
A car believed to be connected to the incident was found burnt out this morning.
# bank - Thursday 12 December, 2019
Mick Wallace agrees to give bank keys to Clontarf home after Christmas
The court earlier heard that Wallace threatened to burn down the property.
# bank - Thursday 15 August, 2019
Judge rules that Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood's €900k Dublin home may be repossessed
The judge said Pamela Flood’s husband Ronan Ryan attempted to “frustrate and obstruct” the implementation of a court order.
# bank - Thursday 18 April, 2019
'I left feeling like s**t': AIB criticised for 'presuming' Irish woman was international student Exclusive
Sarah* (20) was born in Ireland to Chinese parents. She now attends the National College of Ireland (NCI).
# bank - Sunday 23 December, 2018
Union says KBC staff 'extremely upset and stressed' by recent incidents
KBC Ireland said it is taking additional measures to ensure the safety of its staff.
# bank - Tuesday 2 October, 2018
How I Spend My Money: A bank employee on €30,000 saving to buy her first home
She has moved back home to squeeze every penny.
# bank - Thursday 27 September, 2018
Donohoe says bankers' pay cap of €500k is 'worth reviewing' as State-owned banks can't keep staff
The finance minister said State-owned banks are finding it difficult to retain staff due to wage competition.
# bank - Friday 31 August, 2018
Ulster Bank sold mortgages to vulture fund despite offer to buy loans for mortgage to rent
The vulture fund that bought the loans has confirmed it is not currently putting forward cases for this scheme.
# bank - Saturday 18 August, 2018
'Mary' is recovering from cancer and her mortgage - in €29k arrears - has been sold to a vulture fund
‘Mary’ has been out of work since her cancer diagnosis. She had no idea her mortgage was to be sold to a vulture fund.
# bank - Sunday 12 August, 2018
Employee awarded €6,600 from bank, who sacked him, after he claimed they promoted him beyond his ability
The man has since gone on to secure alternative employment with a significantly higher salary than that which he he earned in the bank.
# bank - Friday 10 August, 2018
Two men arrested over use of skimming device on ATM
The men are thought to form part of an eastern European criminal organisation.
# bank - Wednesday 2 May, 2018
Mobile app transfers not appearing in some Ulster Bank customers' accounts
Yesterday was a European bank holiday, which affected the situation.
# bank - Wednesday 25 April, 2018
Ulster Bank says no customer will be 'out of pocket' after money disappeared from accounts
The issue was the result of human error.
# bank - Tuesday 24 April, 2018
Ulster Bank: 'Human error' caused cash to disappear from some accounts
Some customers said their bank cards have been declined, even though they recently got paid.
# bank - Thursday 8 March, 2018
'More needs to be done': Just 16% of CEO jobs in Ireland last year went to women
The Central Bank said it remained concerned at the lack of diversity among senior roles in the Irish financial sector.
# bank - Sunday 25 February, 2018
In rural Germany, mobile banking means a bank in the back of a truck visiting different towns
The closure of branches in rural Germany has led to mobile banking services that visit small towns.
# bank - Sunday 31 December, 2017
Here's how banks plan to 'rebuild trust' after the tracker mortgage scandal
The initiative has been welcomed by Minister Paschal Donohoe today.
# bank - Thursday 12 October, 2017
Couple affected by tracker mortgage scandal suffered stroke and nervous breakdown
A number of customers affected by the error shared stories today of the hardship it caused.
# bank - Thursday 5 October, 2017
'They've gone without food, without heat in their home': Ulster Bank execs grilled over tracker scandal
The bank’s CEO revealed almost 3,500 customers were overcharged.
# bank - Sunday 1 October, 2017
Broadcaster Ivan Yates to sue AIB
Yates and his wife have initiated High Court proceedings against the bank.
# bank - Friday 15 September, 2017
AIB cuts its standard variable mortgage rates
The bank said that it was cutting its standard variable rate (SVR) by 0.25%.
# bank - Tuesday 12 September, 2017
Details of 550 customer accounts 'mislaid' by AIB
The details include customers’ full names, their bank balances and loan information.
# bank - Friday 7 July, 2017
US man who barricaded himself in bank and claimed to have a bomb dies after police stand-off
The man claimed to be an Iraq war veteran.
# bank - Sunday 25 June, 2017
Victim of tracker mortgage scandal: 'If I was six months in arrears they'd be ringing me every day'
The Bank of Ireland customer was first told she was affected in December last year – but has received no additional information since then.
# bank - Saturday 24 June, 2017
Central Bank to pay €30k for extra parking spaces beside new 'fit-for-purpose' HQ
The spaces will be phased out over the next two years as the bank tries to encourage staff to use more sustainable forms of transport.
# bank - Thursday 13 April, 2017
'Official Ireland has destroyed the lives of every person who's come forward' - Banking whistleblower testifies to Oireachtas
Banking whistleblower Jonathan Sugarman is before the Oireachtas Finance Committee today.
# bank - Thursday 6 April, 2017
Over €40k raised in one day for Kerryman in battle with Bank of Ireland to keep family home
More than 1,000 people have already donated to the fund, which will be used to help pay off his arrears.
# bank - Tuesday 14 March, 2017
Bank of China applies to set up Irish branch
Further opportunities to boost Ireland’s business relationship with China are expected post-Brexit.
# bank - Sunday 12 March, 2017
Brendan Howlin has called for the sale of AIB to be put on hold
Howlin wants assurances that the money will be spent on building new homes, schools and hospitals.
# bank - Wednesday 8 February, 2017
Why KBC is thinking of cashing out of Ireland - and why it's being tipped to stay
The lender’s 1,000 local staff are sweating on a decision tomorrow.
# bank - Tuesday 31 January, 2017
Bank of Ireland warns customers over 'smishing' text scam
A link in the message might contain malware.
# bank - Monday 9 January, 2017
KBC staff 'concerned for their jobs' as bank decides on its future in Ireland
The bank’s management will be deciding how to tackle the Irish market on the 9 February.
# bank - Friday 16 December, 2016
Spain might move its clocks back in a bid to end long working days
Its Labour Minister wants to bring Spain’s working day into line with the rest of Europe.
# bank - Wednesday 14 December, 2016
Consumers warned about fake investment firm that has cloned another company's details
A company is pretending to be GVQ Investment Funds (Dublin) plc, a real firm.
# bank - Tuesday 13 December, 2016
PTSB employees vote overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action
Unite trade union members at the bank have rejected a Labour Court pay recommendation.
# bank - Thursday 1 December, 2016
Hostages rescued after standoff with gunman in Florida
A SWAT team stormed the building after the gunman was distracted by two people making a run for it.
# bank - Friday 18 November, 2016
26 people injured after man sets fire to himself inside Melbourne bank
Witness Ashley Atkin-Fone, hailed a hero after running into the bank to help, said he heard “a big blast” and children screaming.
# bank - Monday 25 July, 2016
Six mortgage holders win compensation of up to €25k from PTSB
Permanent TSB admitted last year that it wrongly moved customers on tracker loans to more expensive mortgages.
# bank - Thursday 30 June, 2016
Bank of Ireland glitch sees delay in paying customers' wages
The problem has now been resolved.
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Poll: Do you think Phoenix Park's gates should be mostly closed to traffic?
MOST OF THE Phoenix Park’s gates were closed off to traffic at the height of the pandemic, but are being reopened now for cars to pass through.
This has been described as “incredibly regressive” by Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan, who argued that it should be used as a park, and in a few months it will be back to “car city”.
Meanwhile, Minister of State for the Office of Public Works, Patrick O’Donovan said that the volume of traffic has “gone up a lot” in the adjoining areas. “Whether we like it or not, for an awful lot of people it’s a commuter route,” he said on RTÉ Radio One.
So what do you think: should the Phoenix Park be mostly closed off to traffic from now on?
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