Ulster Bank Downsizing.

[delzer]

Hopefully the people who lose their jobs will find something else.

Ulster Bank has plans to close 22 branches across Ireland.

The closures will mean 220 redundancies at the bank.

These are the branches that will be affected:

- Dublin (5) - Dalkey, Donnybrook, Dorset St, Rathmines, and Sandyford
- Cork (4) - Ballincollig, Blackpool, Carrigaline, and Fermoy
- Donegal (2) - Ardara and Raphoe
- Cavan (2) - Arva and Cootehill
- Limerick (2) - Castletroy and Newscastlewest
- Galway (2) - Briarhill and Newcastle
- Ballyhaunis in Mayo
- Ballymote in Sligo
- Carrickmacross in Monaghan
- Edenderry in Offaly
- Edgeworthstown in Longford

The closures are expected to take place in June and September.

 

[nelly sham]

Closing off all the smaller ones, you'd feel sorry for the old folk around those areas.

Where's the one in Blackpool?

 

[Slicks and Satchmo's]

Orange cunts

 

[y'knaa]

Fantastic opportunity for other banks to try and force wage cuts! Hurrah for a return to profitability!

 

[delzer]

Closing off all the smaller ones, you'd feel sorry for the old folk around those areas.

Where's the one in Blackpool?

I think it is on the Dublin Hill side of the shopping centre.

 

[Meridian]

Interesting and their parent company RBS are no longer sponsoring the 6 Nations.

 

[King Silkbeard]

ATM's have taken over, far more efficient and user friendly.

 

[Slicks and Satchmo's]

I think it is on the Dublin Hill side of the shopping centre.

IT's just there across from the McDonald's. Was only down there yesterday.
Blackpool shopping centre is grand too lads. Most shops around there including places like Argos on the outside.

One of those CEX places moved in right beside Gamestop lmao.

 

[doppellanger]

ATM's have taken over, far more efficient and user friendly.

Some of those are cashless branches anyway. Infraweb and the long overdue demise of the cheque has decimated bank branches.