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Guest speaker Ed Moakley of Teagasc Moorepark (right), pictured with AIB staff who attended last Thursday’s business breakfast in Corrin Event Centre. From left: Tadhg Buckley, Aoife O’Riordan, Marie Barry (manager), Kathleen Cronin and Raymond Monahan. Photo: John Ahern

Banks remain a critical component of any progressive economy and the message coming from AIB is that they are ready and able to assist those with the ambition and drive to further themselves and their businesses.

This 'backing brave' initiative is hammered home by a very concerted advertising campaign - which according to the bank, has been very successful.

Locally, AIB branches in Fermoy and Mitchelstown continue to ...

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