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You can become a member of Athenry Credit Union by calling into any of our branches.
Become a Member
To become a member we require the following documentation. If you are opening a joint account, the documentation outlined below is required from both parties that intend to opening the account.
SINGLE AND JOINT ACCOUNTS
(for both parties in case of Joint Account)
1 x Proof of Identification:
- Passport,
- Driving Licence.
(We cannot accept Public Services Card as photo ID).
- Letter from Revenue,
- Payslip,
- Government Department PPS Number Letter.
- Original recent Household Bill (e.g. Electric Ireland),
- Bank Statement,
- A letter from a Government Department (e.g. Revenue or HSE).
CHILDREN UNDER 16 YO
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Junior SaverIf you would like to become a member of Athenry Credit Union you can enquire here or apply at any of our branches in Athenry, Ballygar, Birr, Kilkerrin, Kinvara, Menlough or Portumna with the above information.
Benefits and more information
We have a great selection of Loans available to our members to see you through any stage in life. Wether you're starting education or starting a business, from little life events like holidays to larger life events like weddings, we have a loan that will cover your needs.
Athenry Credit Union can support you in buying your dream home with Mortgages now available up to €300,000!
Loan Protection Insurance is the cover that Athenry Credit Union provides for eligible members with Credit Union loans. The premium for this insurance is paid by the Credit Union. Should a member with an outstanding loan balance die, the balance is repaid in full, subject to terms and conditions and certain cover limits which apply. If you are an eligible member, this means that you can borrow from Athenry Credit Union in the full confidence that your dependents will not be obliged to repay the outstanding loan balance in the event of your death*. Learn more here.
Life Savings Insurance is a free life insurance cover Athenry Credit Union provides for its eligible members as an additional incentive for them to save regularly. The amount of insurance benefit to which a member is entitled is in proportion to the amount of savings the member has, and depends on the members age at date of lodgement.
