Ulster Bank is having some issues with its mobile banking this morning...

The bank said it is working hard to fix the problem.

By Michelle Hennessy Friday 1 Aug 2014, 11:25 AM

Aug 1st 2014, 11:25 AM 9,246 Views 28 Comments

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We’re aware of some issues on our Mobile Banking service and are working hard to fix them. Sorry and thanks for your patience.
— Ulster Bank Help (@UlsterBank_Help) August 1, 2014

Source: Ulster Bank/Twitter

ULSTER BANK HAS said it is having some issues with its mobile banking services this morning.

A number of customers on Twitter have reported issues with connecting to the app.

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@NatWest_Help the app isn't working today, neither is @UlsterBank_Help
— The Geordie Geek (@BigGeordieGeek) August 1, 2014

Source: Michael Botterill/Twitter

I'm contacting @UlsterBank_Help this morning re issues with mobile banking app. Surely it can be fixed? Can't fault branch staff #helpful
— Ben Kelso (@bensckelso) August 1, 2014

Source: Ben Kelso/Twitter

The technical issues come a day after a large number of people, including Ulster Bank customers, were left without wages because of a Bank of Ireland glitch so it’s likely that a lot of people have been trying to check their balances on their phones this morning. Bank of Ireland said all customers will be paid today, though there may be some delays.

Ulster Bank also reported half-year profits today of €84 million with chief executive Jim Brown saying the bank is focused on sustaining their recovery.

Have you been having problems with Ulster Bank’s mobile banking? Let us know in the comments below…

Read: Bank of Ireland insists all customers should be paid today>

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Ulster Bank is having some issues with its mobile banking this morning...