Bank apologises for inconvenience over latest glitch to hit its ebanking services
Bank of Ireland said it is working to fix a technical glitch that has resulted in an outage on its online and mobile banking services on Thursday.
“Our mobile banking is currently not available. We are very sorry for the inconvenience to our customers. We are working on this as a priority,” a spokesman for the bank said at lunchtime.Bank of Ireland has had a number of IT problems and glitches in recent years. The most serious occurred last August when technical issues affected its phone and online banking services.
Word of the system problems spread like wildfire on social media and led to unprecedented scenes in some areas, with gardaí deployed to ATMs as lengthy queues of people seeking to access funds built up.
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