Irish Mortgage Lenders

AIB (Allied Irish Banks)

AIB today is a truly diverse banking and financial services organisation, operating from offices in 14 countries worldwide. It has been in existence since 1966, but was formed from three banks established much earlier, in the 19th century.
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KBC Homeloans

KBC BankKBC Bank Ireland (former IIB) is one of the leading providers of financial services in Ireland. Established in 1973, we are part of a major European financial services group, the KBC Group (one of the Worlds Top 50 Banks), which is headquartered in Brussels. KBC provides a broad range of business and personal banking services and we have built an enviable reputation for service excellence, innovation and customer value.
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Bank of Ireland Mortgages

Bank of Ireland Group is a diversified Financial Services Group with market leading positions in our chosen domestic markets and niche status in other selected markets. With our headquarters in Dublin, profit generation is well distributed between Republic of Ireland (55%), UK (32%) and the Rest of the World (13%).
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First Active Mortgages

First Active offers a wide range of mortgage and investment packages in the Irish Mortgage market. Whether you're looking for a no-nonsense instant access account or a diversified investment portfolio, First Active Mortgages have a range of products to suit different needs.
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Permanent TSB Mortgages

Permanent TSB is the retail banking division of Irish Life & Permanent plc. Irish Life & Permanent plc was formed by the merger of Irish Permanent plc and Irish Life plc in April 1999. This merger brought together the combined strengths of Ireland's bigger home loans provider and the country's largest insurance company.
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EBS Building Society

We are a mutual building society, established and run on behalf of our members. We remain true to our founding principle of members' mutual support for each other. We do not have to focus on the short-term financial demands of external shareholders so we are in a unique position to focus on our members' needs and on areas of collective interest to all our members unlike other institutions.
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Irish Nationwide Building Society

Irish Nationwide offers a wide range of mortgage and loan products for both residential and commercial customers.
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Bank of Scotland

Bank of Scotland (Ireland), has become one of Ireland’s leading business banks, has now become a full service bank with the rapid development of its personal banking business under the Halifax brand. Halifax is the new name for Bank of Scotland (Ireland) personal banking. Halifax provides personal banking products such as mortgages, loans, savings, credit cards and investment products through its branches and over the phone.
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ICS Building Society - Mortgage Store

ICS Building Society first opened for subscriptions on June 2nd 1864. Ever since that day we have gained a reputation for financial strength, customer service and innovation. In 1984 ICS became part of Bank of Ireland Group. ICS Building Society launched the first Mortgage Store back in 1989, with the opening of their Grafton Street store.
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Halifax

We became known as Halifax at the end of 2006 and prior to that our personal banking branches and products were known as Bank of Scotland (Ireland). Bank of Scotland (Ireland) is also a very successful business bank and has operated in Ireland in one form or another for over 70 years.
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National Irish Bank

In 2005, the National Irish Bank was acquired by the Danish-based Danske Bank Group, and subsequently relaunched its branch network and new brand in 2006. The Bank underwent one of the biggest change programmes in Irish banking, involving an €100m investment in new operations and business structures as well as new products, services and IT.
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Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank LogoFounded in 1836, Ulster Bank became a wholly owned subsidiary of NatWest in 1917. NatWest Group was the subject of a successful take-over bid by The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) in March 2000. Ulster Bank Group is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the enlarged RBS group (one of the world's largest banking groups). In January 2004 First Active, a leading mortgage provider, was acquired by Ulster Bank Group.
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