Consumers Association slams bank culture

The Consumers Association of Ireland has said any remaining public faith in the banking sector was now gone after Allied Irish Bank admitted years of overcharging.

Consumers Association slams bank culture
Fri, 23 Jul, 2004 - 18:28

The Consumers Association of Ireland has said any remaining public faith in the banking sector was now gone after Allied Irish Bank admitted years of overcharging.

Allied Irish Bank were today forced to pay out €34.2m to customers.

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