Ulster Bank personal credit cards will no longer work from March 22

Any recurring transactions set up on a customer’s credit card will be cancelled and returned unpaid after this date.
The warning comes as Ulster Bank makes its final preparations to leave the retail banking market in Ireland.

The warning comes as Ulster Bank makes its final preparations to leave the retail banking market in Ireland.

Ulster Bank has urged remaining customers in the Republic to cease using credit cards with the bank as they will no longer work from March 22.

Any recurring transactions set up on a customer’s credit card will be cancelled and returned unpaid after this date.

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