Bank of Ireland

We recently hosted our second “Retail Ireland Next Gen Girls” event at Baggot Plaza, welcoming over 40 participants for a day of interactive learning. The event introduced attendees to banking and featured sessions on AI and deepfakes, fraud awareness, and social media. A panel of Bank of Ireland graduates also shared their career journeys and insights from their rotations. We’re proud to support initiatives that promote gender diversity and help young people explore careers in financial services.

We know interviews can be daunting. That’s why we’re making them more transparent, supportive, and inclusive. Our new Candidate Support Hub is designed to help candidates feel confident and prepared throughout the recruitment journey. This is part of our ongoing commitment to building a neuroinclusive hiring process. The hub includes: - Interview questions grouped by key competencies - A behind-the-scenes video on what to expect - Guides for in-person and virtual interviews - Insights into our hiring process - Resources tailored to different preparation styles Explore the hub: https://lnkd.in/d-paz6N Matt Elliott | Eimear Harty | Sinéad McGurl | Laura McPartlin | Steve Morton | Stuart Banks | Sean O'Connell | Megan O'Leary | Kevin Daly | Abaigh Murphy

We're proud to sponsor the 18th annual UCD Michael Smurfit School Business Journalist Awards, recognising the vital role journalists play in informing public debate and fostering transparency. Entries are now open across seven categories

We stand for equality, inclusion, and respect. Recent targeted attacks on the Indian community are not acceptable.

Paul O'Brien from Bank of Ireland’s Security team featured on Down to Business on Newstalk at the weekend with Bobby Kerr to discuss business fraud. Paul advised on what employers need to do to protect their businesses and their employees from fraud attacks.   From fake investment ads to CEO impersonation and invoice redirection, fraudsters are increasingly targeting Irish businesses, he warned.   O’Brien shared practical advice for SMEs on how to stay protected: “Never, ever pay money out of your business on the basis of an email – whether it’s from a supplier with new bank details or someone senior in your company – without talking to them first.”   Bank of Ireland offers 24/7 support and works closely with law enforcement to help businesses respond quickly to suspected fraud. Training, clear processes, and early reporting are key to prevention and recovery.   If you suspect fraud, contact Bank of Ireland’s 24/7 team at 1800 946 764   #BusinessSecurity #FraudPrevention #SMEProtection #InvoiceRedirection #CyberSecurity #CEOImpersonation #Irish #Business #FinancialSafety #infosec

We had a brilliant day with Ulster Rugby at the Family Fun Day in Affidia Stadium. It was a great chance to catch up with colleagues, meet customers, and connect with our local communities, enjoying games and the chats. Thanks to everyone who came along and made it such a great day.

Dalton Philips, CEO of Greencore, has been selected as The Irish Times Business Person of the Month for July, an award run in association with Bank of Ireland. Shares in the food group soared 11.4% – the highest in five years – after the London-listed business reported that Q3 revenues rose 9.9% to £511.1m €588m. This was well ahead of the 3.3% average increase expected by analysts. Buoyed by this performance, the Greencore CEO is predicting an operating profit of £121m (€140.3m) for the full year. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/end2tsbY

We are supporting Lynas Foodservice with their £4.3M investment which will help them achieve energy self-sufficiency, cut carbon emissions, and reduce energy costs. Lynas Foodservice has installed solar panels across their Coleraine premises, introduced a new 1.25MW wind turbine, and developed a microgrid system with battery storage to maximise renewable energy use. We're proud to work in partnership with businesses to help them innovate, expand, and create a more sustainable future.

We were delighted to welcome historian Lucy Worsley to College Green, our home since 1808 and a landmark we’re committed to preserving for generations.

Bank of Ireland has today published its H125 results, reporting PBT of €721m and ROTE of 14.8%. This reflects strong strategic execution, with AUM, Irish loans and deposits growing, supporting an upgraded outlook for net interest income in FY25 and beyond.    Myles O'Grady O’Grady, Bank of Ireland Group CEO: “The Group had a good H1 performance, with a profit before tax of €0.7 billion and is on track to deliver its full year targets. We are mid-way through the final year of our strategy and delivering with momentum. This is underpinned by our strategic execution, differentiated business model and the attractive markets we operate in. Product and digital innovations are strengthening our customer outcomes. Against an uncertain international backdrop, the Irish economy is resilient. Bank of Ireland is well positioned to navigate this environment, generating strong levels of capital to support customers, grow our balance sheet, invest in the business and deliver attractive shareholder returns.”   For the full breakdown, visit: https://lnkd.in/errRqc64