Bank of Ireland has branches and ATMs across Ireland, with a historic branch in Rathmines that pairs traditional architecture with a modern interior. In Dublin, the bank is also a useful landmark for finding the classical West Front of the building facing College Green. The bank is primarily for everyday banking, but the Rathmines branch and the College Green view give architecture-minded visitors a reason to notice it while exploring the city. Use its ATMs for cash withdrawals during your trip.
The College Green view
The classical West Front facing College Green is associated with the Bank of Ireland in the city. Its broad facade has a pedimented portico in the Corinthian style. The design continues inside, where the view from the quadrangle matches the one seen outside the gates.
A lawn in front of the inner facade has statues of Edmund Burke, an orator, and Oliver Goldsmith, a dramatist.
The Rathmines branch
The Rathmines branch combines traditional architecture with a modern interior. Bank of Ireland also has ATMs across Ireland, which can be useful when you need cash during a trip.
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What can I see at the Bank of Ireland on College Green?
The West Front has a classical pedimented portico in the Corinthian style. Inside the gates, the design continues around a quadrangle with statues of Edmund Burke and Oliver Goldsmith on the lawn.
What is distinctive about the Rathmines branch?
It combines traditional architecture with a modern interior.
Can I use Bank of Ireland ATMs while travelling in Ireland?
Yes. Bank of Ireland ATMs are available across Ireland for cash withdrawals.
