Archives: 2022

AIB Community €1 Million Fund launched to support local charities

AIB Group has launched the AIB Community €1 Million Fund to support over 30 charitable organisations in communities across Ireland. The bank is asking its customers and the wider public to nominate registered charities that connect with causes that matter most to them and their communities. AIB will allocate €700,000 to charities chosen by its customers

AIB and FoodCloud

AIB has been working with FoodCloud since it introduced its new community programme ‘AIB Together’ in 2018. Delivering social impact is a key pillar of the AIB Together programme and as part of the programme, each AIB employee is entitled to two volunteering days per year. Employees can volunteer with their chosen charity and, to

AIB: Engaging employees whilst improving environmental practices

Over the last few editions of CSR News Ireland we had the opportunity to learn about AIB’s sustainability practices: from their overall achievements, to looking at how they integrate sustainability into their supply chain. Here we’ll learn how they achieved targets in waste, water, energy and transport, engaging employees along the process. Waste Management A

AIB: Embedding Sustainability in products, supply chain and with their customers

AIB recently won the Green Large Organisation of the Year award for a wide range of initiatives and its integrated sustainability. As part of AIB overall business, they are focused on lending in the Energy Sector. AIB have a dedicated Energy Finance Team and an Energy Efficiency Lending Fund which allows energy savings to be

AIB leading the way in environmental practices

AIB are a long established organisation and their 200 branches across Ireland mean that their impact on the environment has a wide reaching effect and this is something they take very seriously. AIB are active in every sector of green business and they are embracing best practice to drive business value, both internally and externally.

AIB

Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c., originally named Allied Irish Banks Limited, was incorporated in Ireland on 21 September 1966 as a result of the amalgamation of three long established banks: the Munster and Leinster Bank Limited (established 1885), the Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited (established 1825) and the Royal Bank of Ireland Limited (established 1836). The