Bank of Ireland has warned prospects that money withdrawn from ATMs will nonetheless be debited from their accounts after some folks with low balances reported with the ability to take out 1,000 euros in money following an IT failure.
An Garda Siochana stated it was conscious of an “unusual volume of activity” at some ATMs throughout the nation following stories of individuals queuing to withdraw money at Bank of Ireland money machines.
The gardai additionally stated it was conscious of points referring to banking providers on Tuesday after the financial institution’s on-line and app providers had been down.
Officers had been on Tuesday evening reported to be guarding some ATMs after movies had been posted on social media of giant queues forming in Dublin, Limerick and Dundalk.
In a press release to the PA information company, a Bank of Ireland spokesman stated: “We wish to remind prospects that in the event that they switch or withdraw funds – together with over their regular limits – this money will probably be debited from their account.
“While we’re aware prospects could not be capable to examine their stability at this time, they need to not withdraw or switch funds if they’re prone to turn into overdrawn.”
Police additionally stated they’d “remind people of their personal responsibility in carrying out their personal banking”.