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BANK of Ireland is announcing changes to branch services in Kerry, with the closure of its Castleisland, Killorglin and Munster Technological University Tralee branches from September and a new partnership with An Post providing banking services locally.
Bank of Ireland is closing a number of branches nationwide and say footfall at the closing branches is down on average by around 60% since 2017, while digital usage has increased by one third.
Bank of Ireland say their customers in Killorglin and Castleisland can now avail of banking services at their local post office.
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From September, the number of Bank of Ireland branches nationally will reduce by 88. The branches closing are predominately self-service locations with no counter service.
The Bank will continue to operate in their six branches in Kerry — Tralee, Killarney, Dingle, Listowel, Cahersiveen and Kenmare.
This will be complemented by the new partnership with An Post, offering Bank of Ireland customers services at more than 900 locations across Ireland (43 in Kerry), including over the counter cash and cheque lodgements, withdrawals, and balance enquiries.
