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Athlone Credit Union Ltd has reported its 2022 year-end results which remain steady, despite the continued economic challenges.

The first Athlone and Midlands region customers who received their six month notice in April 2022, will begin to see their current and deposit accounts frozen on or after November 11 and close 30 days later, beginning with customers who we believe have low reliance on these accounts or may have accounts elsewhere.

Credit unions have topped the league table for the best customer experience in Ireland at the official CXi awards - a record breaking eight consecutive years the financial institution has achieved such an accolade.

Athlone native, Nicola O’Brien, has been appointed to the role of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) with Permanent TSB Group Holdings plc, the financial institution confirming the appointment this week following a competitive selection process.

As the first groups of customers to receive their notice letter/emails reach the halfway point in their notice period, Ulster Bank’s new campaign is reminding customers in Athlone and its immediate environs to consider their options sooner rather than later and take steps to open a new account/switch provider for their current and deposit accounts and to visit the branch in Mardyke Street for additional support, should they need it.

Ulster Bank is continuing to write to its current and deposit account customers on a phased, rolling basis, to give them six months’ notice to Choose a new provider, Move their balances and transactions and switch their account(s).

One year following the launch of current accounts at Ballina Credit Union, over 1,000 members have signed up for the full-service account that includes debit card, contactless payments and a low-cost fee structure.

Ulster Bank is continuing to write to its Athlone and Midlands region current and deposit account customers on a phased, rolling basis, to give them six months’ notice to choose a new provider, move their balances and transactions and switch their account(s).

Independent TD Seán Canney is calling on the Government to intervene and support the post office network before it collapses.

As house prices continue to escalate with the recent CSO House Price Index showing an annual increase in February of 16.8 per cent for properties outside Dublin and 13.5 per cent in Dublin, Brokers Ireland has said the market is almost back to the level house prices reached at peak in 2007 - with prices outside of Dublin just 3.9 per cent short of where they were then - and Dublin just over 10per cent behind peak.