St Francis Credit Union are delighted to support the Cathedral Renovation Appeal here in Ennis on behalf of the members. Pictured with our CEO Louis Fay is Margaret Lynch and Maureen Mortell.
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Member Notice Due to routine maintenance, our Online Service will be unavailable from: 5pm-9pm this evening, 3rd December and 5.30am to 9.30am, 4th December. We will update members on any changes.
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12 tips for Fighting Fraud this Festive Season: Be Informed, Be Alert, Be Secure – Be FraudSMART As we approach the festive season, FraudSMART is here to ensure your safety. Both consumers and businesses need to be vigilant against frauds and scams during this busy time. Everyone is a target especially with the increasing complexity […]
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Member Notice Any member who is registered for online account access and the “E-statements” facility, an “E-Statement” was uploaded to your account recently for your review as part of our annual members’ statements run. Please review the uploaded statements. Should you have any queries, please contact St Francis Credit Union on (065)6828305. If you wish […]
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For a record-breaking 10th consecutive year, credit unions have topped the league table for best customer experience in Ireland, according to the 2024 Customer Experience Insight (CXi) Report. Furthermore, credit unions are also the only brand to have maintained a constant presence in the top ten since the survey began ten years ago, a testament […]
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We are thrilled to announce the winners of our September Cash Draw! A huge congratulations to all who participated, and especially to our lucky winners who are taking home cash prizes ranging from €1,000 to an amazing €5,000! Thank you to everyone for your continued support. €5,000 – Pauline O’ Kane €3,500 – Adrian Glasgow […]
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Fraudsters are continually coming up with new ways to convince students to hand over deposits for properties that don’t exist or have already been rented to multiple tenants, with some even going as far as sending a fake contract and fake keys. They prey on students who feel panicked due to accommodation shortages and pressure […]
