Bank urged to compensate customers over stolen laptops

Bank of Ireland is being urged to compensate ten thousand of its customers whose personal information was contained on four laptops which were stolen last year.

Bank of Ireland is being urged to compensate ten thousand of its customers whose personal information was contained on four laptops which were stolen last year.

The Consumers Association of Ireland says the bank has shown little regard for its customers who have been caught up in the incident.

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