SWIFT Codes for banks in Ireland - Page 7

Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in Ireland. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
301CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDALKEYDACIIE21
302CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDUBLINFDCNIE21
303CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDUN LAOGHAIRECIDUIE21
304CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDUN LAOGHAIREGLDRIE21
305CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDUN LAOGHAIRESARUIE21
306CORE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDSHANKILLSBDCIE21
307CORONATION CAPITAL LIMITEDDUBLINCNAIIE21
308CREDIT SUISSE AG, DUBLINDUBLINCRESIE3P
309CREDIT SUISSE AG, DUBLINDUBLINCRESIE3PPSO
310CREDIT SUISSE AG, DUBLINDUBLINCRESIE3PSTC
311CREDIT UNION PLUS LTDBALLIVORBLROIE21
312CREDIT UNION PLUS LTDBALLYJAMESDUFFBLDUIE21
313CREDIT UNION PLUS LTDNAVANMNCUIE21
314CREDIT UNION PLUS LTD.NAVANSCRIIE21
315CRH GROUP SERVICES LIMITEDDUBLINCRHPIE2D
316CROI LAIGHEAN CREDIT UNION LIMITEDNAASCDDCIE21
317CROSSHAVEN-CARRIGALINE CREDIT UNION LIMITEDCROSSHAVENCSDNIE21
318CUCHULLAIN CREDIT UNION LIMITEDDUNDALKCUCUIE21
319CURRENCYFAIR LIMITEDDUBLINCURYIE21
320DANSKE BANK A/SBALLINCOLLIGBALLINCOLLIGDABAIE2D757
321DANSKE BANK A/SBLANCHARDSTOWNBLANCHARDSTOWNDABAIE2D502
322DANSKE BANK A/SCARRICK-ON-SHANNONDRUMSHANBODABAIE2D661
323DANSKE BANK A/SCARRICK-ON-SHANNONMOHILLDABAIE2D696
324DANSKE BANK A/SCAVANCAVANDABAIE2D751
325DANSKE BANK A/SCORKCORK BCDABAIE2D992
326DANSKE BANK A/SCORKREGIONAL OFFICE - SWDABAIE2D804
327DANSKE BANK A/SCORKWILTONDABAIE2D655
328DANSKE BANK A/SDROGHEDADABAIE2D753
329DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D979
330DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D
331DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D897
332DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D995
333DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D748
334DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D749
335DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D760
336DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D761
337DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D762
338DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D763
339DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D764
340DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D765
341DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D766
342DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D767
343DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D768
344DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D769
345DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D975
346DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D759
347DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D840
348DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D841
349DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D842
350DANSKE BANK A/SDUBLINDABAIE2D976

Last Database Update : 26-JAN-2024

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About SWIFT Codes


SWIFT/BIC codes are used to identify specific banks and branches in international money transfers, making sure your money gets to the right place. These codes are used by banks to process international wire transfers and messages.

All SWIFT codes consist of 8 or 11 characters. An 11 digit code refers to a specific branch, while an 8 digit code (or one ending in 'XXX') refers to the bank's head office. SWIFT code registrations are handled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT). The term SWIFT is often used interchangeably with BIC, which stands for Bank Identifier Code.

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