Just The Way You Are
From 10th December 2022.
Kildare's Bank of Ireland will be affected by the latest news of price increases - mortgage rates will rise by 0.25% from 10th December.
It has been confirmed there will be no change for existing customers.
The bank notes those who draw down by December 9th can still get the old lower rate.
Last month, AIB announced it is increasing rates for new customers from the end of this week by 0.5%.
Gardaí Seek Witnesses To Allenwood Hit And Run
The woman in her 40s suffered serious non-life threatening injuries
Storm Éowyn Leaves Many Kildare Residents Without Mobile And Broadbrand
A total of 3,000 service-poles were knocked down across the country
Power Outage In Athy Today
The estimated restore time is 10:30am tomorrow morning
Kildare Roads Drop To 60km/h
To combat road fatalities
Angela Feeney Seeks Approval From High Court For Seanad Recount
The Maynooth-based councillor narrowly lost out a fortnight ago
Kildare Mammy Sent European Goal Scorer Michael Noonan To School Today: He Had A Half Day, At Least
The 16-year-old netted the only goal of the match in the 57th minute during his debut against Molde in Norway, in the first leg of their Conference League encounter.
Ten Months Without Heating: Kildare Family Struggles As Black Mould Takes Over Tuath Home
Resident Diane Barry said her entire family has been sick for several months, including her youngest child who had to hospitalised for a couple of days.
New Survey Shows Singletons Pay Heavily For Same Standard Of Living As Couples
Meanwhile, there are calls on the Central Bank to change lending rules to facilitate single people getting mortgages.
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