The Bank has seen a tenfold increase in reports of this scam in just 24 hours, compared to weekly levels earlier this year.

A son of Clare hurling legend Davy Fitzgerald was given a fully suspended 12-month prison sentence after he itted stealing €35,000 from his then employer, Bank of Ireland, to feed his “out-of-control gambling addiction”

In addition to the new housing target, Bank of Ireland is also convening a group of key housing market stakeholders

The new mobile phone text scams lure customers to call a fake bank phone line, with more than 20 fake Bank of Ireland phone lines being shut down by the bank this month.

The new ATM fleet has greater cash processing capacity and will slash energy use by more than half, Bank of Ireland said.

The latest quarterly house price report from MyHome, in association with Bank of Ireland, has said that the threat of a trade war will influence how the housing market will perform this year.

Court told the last payment on the mortgage was in November 2009

The woman claimed her father used the confidential bank transaction data to track her down abroad

Over the holiday period, the busiest day for calls from customers was December 23rd with over 2,800 calls received.

Analysis of Bank of Ireland customer behaviour between December 14th and 24th has shown record Christmas digital banking usage

Kelvin Kleinovas (24) pleaded guilty to having the proceeds of crime in his bank in August 2019.

Mullin (61) was earlier this month found guilty of stealing just over €567,000 from the bank on dates between 2011 and 2013, after the jury returned guilty verdicts in 12 of the 14 charges against him following a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court trial

The jury returned guilty verdicts in 12 of the 14 charges before the court on Tuesday after nearly seven hours of deliberating

The case against the former managing director of Bank of Ireland Private Bank “boils down to dishonesty”, prosecuting counsel has told the court

Mr Mullin (60) is accused of stealing over €570,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank, among other charges, between 2011 and 2013 when he was managing director.

Mr Mullin (60) is accused of stealing over €570,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank, among other charges, between 2011 and 2013 when he was managing director. He denies all 15 charges against him.

Brendan Mullin is accused of stealing over €570,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank among other charges

Brendan Mullin (60), who is accused of stealing over €570,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank among other charges, denies all 15 charges against him

Brendan Mullin has pleaded not guilty to one count of stealing €500,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank

Mr Mullin, of Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, has pleaded not guilty to one count of stealing €500,000 from Bank of Ireland (BOI) Private Bank.

Former Ireland rugby international Brendan Mullin has pleaded not guilty to one count of stealing €500,000 from a Bank of Ireland (BOI) Private Bank, along with eight other counts of stealing various amounts of money.

Since having obtained a repossession order against the couple in 2011, multiple applications as high as the Court of Appeal had been made, frustrating the bank in recovering the property.

The bank is warning its customers that if they get a call from someone who asks them to go to a website or to click on a link that they send, to just hang up.

Brendan Mullin (60) of Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, denies all 15 charges, which are alleged to have occurred between July 2011 and March 2013

The jury was told Mr Mullin was the managing director of Bank of Ireland Private Bank at the time of the alleged offences and that he is a former rugby international who played for Ireland.

60-year-old Brendan Mullin of Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, appeared before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday where he pleaded not guilty to the 15 charges against him.

First half profit rose 5 per cent to €1.1 billion, ahead of the €968 million forecast in a company poll of analysts

BoI, which bought the Davy Group under a share purchase agreement entered into in 2021, denied the claim.

In the last year, there has been a 32 per cent increase in purchase scams reported to Bank of Ireland

AIB shares rose 4 per cent in early trading

Bank of Ireland bought the Davy Group in 2022 for €427 million

The action concerns a property at Mount Edwards Heights in Ballinfull

Michael Lynn (55) was due to face a sentence hearing in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Monday.

It is the prosecution’s case that Mr Lynn obtained multiple mortgages on the same properties, in a situation where banks were unaware that other institutions were also providing finance.

The property in question is located at Mount Edwards Heights, Ballinfull, Co Sligo

It is the prosecution’s case that Mr Lynn obtained multiple mortgages on the same properties, in a situation where banks were unaware that other institutions were also providing finance.

It is the prosecution’s case that Mr Lynn obtained multiple mortgages on the same properties, in a situation where banks were unaware that other institutions were also providing finance.

The court has heard Arthur King of Bank of Ireland was involved in compiling documents for the bank's insurance claim in the wake of their losses in relation to Mr Lynn's loans.

Former senior banker at Irish Nationwide told the multi-million euro trial of Michael Lynn that he never met the former solicitor

Ciaran Farrell of Permanent TSB told Mr Lynn's defence counsel that two people present in court on Monday and last Friday were from the legal department of the bank.

On Friday, former Permanent TSB commercial lending manager, John O'Brien, gave evidence in relation to an allegation that Mr Lynn stole €3.7 million from the institution in 2007.

It is the prosecution’s case that Mr Lynn obtained multiple mortgages on the same properties, in a situation where banks were unaware that other institutions were also providing finance.

Olivia Greene, former senior underwriter with Irish Nationwide Building Society, told Dublin Circuit Criminal Court that her boss Michael Fingleton told her he wasn't going to take the blame for the loan.

Mr Lynn (55), of Millbrook Court, Redcross, Co Wicklow is on trial accused of the theft of around €27 million from seven financial institutions.

Michael Lynn (55) is accused of the theft of around €27 million from seven financial institutions

Bank of Ireland lifted its net interest income guidance for the second time in three months

Irish debit and credit card spending was up 9 per cent in for September

The interest rate on a range of s will go up on September 8th.

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath said there have been ‘too many such instances in recent years’.

The executive director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties Liam Herrick has queried what risk assessment was carried out, if any, by gardaí who attended at ATMs