Darren is a QFA loans officer in our High Street Kilkenny branch. As a young man growing up he never saw people from his community anywhere. Visible, happy, thriving. It was a different time, there was less representation in the media & society. He never thought he’d be working in a financial institution, fully accepting […]
We hope everyone had a Happy, safe & enjoyable Pride Month. This month we have been working on ideas that can help support both staff & our members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We at St. Canice’s CU are committed to working towards ensuring inclusion for all our members and prospective members all year round, not […]
We are looking for a Training Officer to join the St. Canice’s CU team. Closing date for receipt of applications is Friday, 2nd July 2022. Full details here.
Following the announcement of the departure of Ulster Bank and KBC from the Irish market, more and more people are choosing to switch to a credit union current account. Emmet Cullen, a Sales Manager from Portlaoise, talked about his experience switching from a current account with Ulster bank, to People First Credit union. The credit […]
In recent years PCP, or Personal Contract Plans, have become a popular way to finance a new car. Many dealerships can offer you a very attractive-sounding deal on the spot – affordable deposit, low monthly payments, trade in the car after 3 years… What could possibly go wrong? Unfortunately, it’s not quite as simple as […]
So, what is the best current account in Ireland? We could give you the straight-forward, silver-bullet answer – (the credit union current account, of course) – but we won’t do that just yet. The truth is, it depends. As everyone has different banking needs, the right current account for you might not be the best for someone […]
It’s here. You can now enjoy all the benefits of a full-service current account from your local participating credit union. Below, we’ve listed all the best things about our current account – the reasons why so many people have already made the switch, and why you should too. If you’re new to the credit union, […]
