How to get a mortgage
Shane Cullen, reveals the answers to questions that first-time buyers ask him about getting a mortgage.
Education was our dowry
Champa's parents couldn't afford a dowry for her or her three sisters so they invested in their education instead.
Caring for two mums
Caring for two mums
A growing sandwich generation find themselves caring for elderly parents while still supporting children.
The full cost to buy and run a car
The full cost to buy and run a car
You're thinking about buying your first car but, first, you want to know if you can really afford to buy and run it. Here's how to work it out.
Make your home more energy efficient
Make your home more energy efficient
A Bank of Ireland Green home improvement loan can help you make your home more energy-efficient by increasing its BER rating saving you money on fuel bills.
Finding a cheap last-minute holiday
Finding a cheap last-minute holiday
When you've left it late and you're on a tight budget, how do you find a cheap last-minute holiday and get away before autumn arrives?
From school to work
From school to work
For years, Bank of Ireland staff have volunteered at Merchants Academy, a school in a deprived Bristol area, now two former pupils are working in the Bank.
5 tips to stay on top of summer spending
5 tips to stay on top of summer spending
Summer trips, summer clothes, summer camps – the cost of summer adds up fast. Here are some quick tips to hep you stay in control of spending this summer.
‘I came out to a friend when I was 33’
‘I came out to a friend when I was 33’
Laura O'Keefe, Co-Chair of Bank of Ireland’s With Pride employee network, on her struggle to accept herself and how she finally realised who she really was.
Ireland’s first inclusive LGBT+ rugby team
Ireland’s first inclusive LGBT+ rugby team
Emerald Warriors RFC, one of the world's first LGBTQ+ rugby teams, were founded by an Irishman to help revolutionise gay social life in Ireland.
From ‘city of coal’ to the ‘big village’
From ‘city of coal’ to the ‘big village’
20 years ago, Da Zhao left his family home and flew from China to Dublin. On Cultural Diversity Day, he talks about how he has adapted to living in Ireland.