‘Bank forgets about blind customers’

Bank of Ireland has forgotten how it once looked after the interests of its blind customers, according to the National Council for the Blind.

‘Bank forgets about blind customers’

People with sight loss and other disabilities will have to pay more to use services at Bank of Ireland, which has announced changes to the fees it charges current account holders.

Automated transactions will be cheaper, but those requiring human assistance will cost more.

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