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St Canice's Credit Union in Kilkenny City
St Canice's Credit Union will close their Kilkenny branch to allow for essential system maintenance on Saturday, March 14.
Phone services will also be unavailable while the credit union's mobile app and online banking services will be offline from 8am on Saturday morning.
However, we expect both services to be restored later that evening, and we will share updates during the day on our social media channels.
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Cardholders with a current account with a debit card will still be able to use that facility during the maintenance period.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding as we work to improve our services," a spokesperson for St Canice's Credit Union said.
For further enquiries, contact the St Canice's Credit Union Member Service Team on 056 7722042.
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