Ulster Bank is shutting down all 63 branches in the Republic of Ireland
The bank has 63 branches in the Republic. They stopped processing in-branch transactions three weeks ago.‘Today is a poignant day in Ulster Bank’s 187-year history as our remaining 63 branches in the Republic of Ireland will close their doors for the last time," said the bank’s chief executive Jane Howard.
‘"I would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of our branch colleagues over the years, particularly for their dedication over the past two challenging years,’ she added. The bank says 99% of its personal accounts and 91% of business accounts are now either closed or inactive. John O'Connell, General Secretary of the Financial Services Union, said it was "a sad and difficult day for many staff and customers of Ulster Bank".
"Many staff have spent their entire working life employed by Ulster Bank in their retail branch network," he added.because its performance did not properly recover from the impact of the property and banking crisis.
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