Updated: Wednesday, 14th April, 2010 4:42pm

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Bank of Ireland opens new branch in Enfield

The new Bank of Ireland branch at Enfield's Market Yard is twice the size of the old premises.

Bank of Ireland formally opened the doors of its new branch in Enfield on 22nd March in the town's Market Yard retail development.

The new premises is twice the size of the former branch in Enfield and will, the bank says, provide a comprehensive range of products and services for both personal and business customers. The addition of a consultation room will afford much more privacy to customers, it adds.

Access to Banking 365 telephone banking has been added to the self-service wall which already has a statement printer and express lodgement box and other new facilities include a night safe and customer car parking.

Manager Anthony Rowan said of the new and expanded branch: "We have been delighted to welcome customers and non-customers to the new branch since we opened our doors.

"Bank of Ireland's new enlarged branch for Enfield reflects the population growth and major residential and commercial development in the area in recent years. This new branch is evidence of Bank of Ireland's commitment to its branch network and demonstrates our ability to identify new and emerging communities where the provision of banking services complements the evolving infrastructure."