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16/01/2013
Ulster Bank Confirm Branch Closures
22 branches of Ulster Bank across the island of Ireland are to close, the bank has confirmed.
Eleven of the offices are located in the Republic, with those to be shut made up of five branches and six smaller sub-offices to go.
The other 11 are in the North.
All the branches are set to close by the summer – exactly a year since Ulster Bank was paralysed when its computer system crashed.
Ulster Bank announced in January 2012 it would cut 950 jobs, with 600 positions lost in the Republic.
Banking union the IBOA said it was not expected that any further job losses will come about as a result of confirmation of the closures.
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Eleven of the offices are located in the Republic, with those to be shut made up of five branches and six smaller sub-offices to go.
The other 11 are in the North.
All the branches are set to close by the summer – exactly a year since Ulster Bank was paralysed when its computer system crashed.
Ulster Bank announced in January 2012 it would cut 950 jobs, with 600 positions lost in the Republic.
Banking union the IBOA said it was not expected that any further job losses will come about as a result of confirmation of the closures.
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