People at a Bank of Ireland ATM in Raheny, Dublin
Breakingnews.ie reports:
Bank of Ireland has said it is aware of reports that many customers are yet to have their salaries transferred into their accounts this morning.
It follows reports from a number of public sector workers have not been paid into their accounts this morning.
Bank of Ireland investigating reports of unpaid public sector wages (Breaking News)
Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland
We can confirm a payment file was delayed last night and payment will credit tomorrow morning. Sincere apologies for this.
— Bank of Ireland (@talktoBOI) July 31, 2014
Bank of Ireland has confirmed it is experiencing technical difficulties which have resulted in funds not going through to a number of bank accounts..
The bank says among those affected are payments to staff at the Department of Justice and Department of Education should be processed tomorrow morning.
It is still working to resolve the problem.
It apologised to any customers affected and said the credits will be in their accounts by first thing tomorrow morning.
Bank of Ireland delay leaves some customers without pay (RTE)
Thanks Mark Dennehy
Ah here.
Dan writes:
“Seen at Bank of Ireland on College Green [Dublin]. They expect you to either be Spider-Man or very very skinny…”
[The Park Inn, Brownes Road, Waterford]
K writes:
“The Park Inn pub in Waterford closed last Monday, with staff only being informed when they turned up for work on Monday morning. There’s a sit-in going at the moment, with most anger being directed at Bank of Ireland, who apparently scuppered the sale of the premises to new owners. Naturally, there’s a Facebook page: Just thought this might be something of interest to your good readers…”
In me hole.
ATM stolen from Bank of Ireland, Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo.
In and out in 4 minutes, apparently.
Via James Brett
Bank of Ireland says it is aware of a number of debits displaying twice on accounts.The bank says customer accounts will be adjusted shortly
— Today FM News (@TodayFMNews) January 21, 2014
Guess what?
There’s a catch.
Steve Dempsey writes:
Here’s something that might be of interest to Broadsheet readers. It came out in the discussion of Bank of Ireland’s figures in [ the Finance] Committee [this morning] that over 90% of the sustainable deals that they’ll offer as part of dealing with the mortgage crisis, will see customers pay more over time than their original mortgages. It’s pretty alarming stuff. Best summation of the figures is from about 5mins 30 secs.
Hard.
Core.
Sundeep writes:
BOI online 365 login page is not available.
@sopsy27 Hi Sophie, we are unaware of any issues at present, please contact Banking 365 on 0818 365 365 to query this further. Thanks ^PC
— Bank of Ireland (@talktoBOI) August 15, 2013
Internet Explorer, in fairness.
How is it for you?
( Richie ‘800k+’ Boucher, CEO of Bank of Ireland speaking with RTE’s Emma McNamara today.)
What Goes Up writes:
Bank of Ireland announced new losses today. Yesterday AIB announced losses for the year-to-date: Both banks’ CEOs have stated that part of the reason for the losses is the provisions they have to make against loans going bad i.e. people not paying their debts.
And with that Orwellian twist, it now transpires that the very people who have bailed out the banks with €64 Billion are the reason for the banks continuing poor performance.
The fact that both banks are the very definition of zombie banks (and will continue to be for another 5 years) does not appear to be a significant factor to either “gentleman”.
Eating Their Lunches Drinking Their Shakes (Japlandic.com)
Bank of Ireland yearly Losses Narrow (RTE)
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
