Ulster Bank chairman quits after two months

It is understood Mr O'Flynn's sudden departure is not related to the ongoing strategic review of Ulster Bank’s future in the banking sector in the Republic by its parent group NatWest. File Picture: Leah Farrell/Rollingnews.ie

Ruairí O'Flynn has resigned as chairman of Ulster Bank’s operations in the Republic less than two months after being appointed.

It is understood his sudden departure is not related to the ongoing strategic review of Ulster Bank’s future in the banking sector in the Republic by its parent group NatWest.