Ulster Bank has announced that as part of the group’s sale to Permanent TSB several of its branches in Dublin will close from today.
Ulster Bank is closing a total of 12 branches today, and the following branches in the capital will be impacted: Blackrock, Blanchardstown, Lucan, Ranelagh, Rochestown Avenue, and Swords Pavilion. These stores are expected to re-open as Permanent TSB branches later this month or early next month.
A further 13 branches will close next Friday, 13 January. Meanwhile, Ulster Bank will resume the process of freezing the accounts of customers whose six months' notice period to close them has expired.
