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Daily Post: POUNDNOTES

Liverpool Daily Post — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT

THE latest research from Governor Money, the online cash savings platform, suggests savers lose as much as £12bn a year in interest because of apathy.

BoI ‘not talking to buyer’

Liverpool Daily Post — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

BANK of Ireland (BoI) insisted yesterday it had not been approach- ed by any potential buyers, despite market speculation linking it with Spain’s Banco Santander.

CHAMPERS and fine legged fillies were the order of the day at Nant-wich last Saturday, when the cream of the North West social scene gathered for the latest Cheshire Polo Club event. Present in the hospitality tent were Helen Marriott, head of divorce law at Liverpool’s Brabners Chaffe Street and her husband, Lee Marriott, an accountant with Baker Tilly and tax advisor to several Premiership footballers. The Marriotts could barely contain their joy when their ticket was pulled out of the raffle hat and Helen, below, gleefully made her way to the stage to collect her prize – a Ferrari Formula 1 racing jacket. Alas, she was not quite quick enough. The draw-master hadn’t realised she was about to stake her claim and another ticket was drawn out, leaving Ms Marriott empty-handed. She did the English thing and withdrew quietly without making a fuss. However, Mr Marriott was not impressed, and made their feelings known to organisers who promised to source them another jacket.

Liverpool Daily Post — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 23:00:00 GMT

THE chaps from the Emerald Isle do know how to throw a party, and the Liverpool office of Bank of Ireland certainly lived up to that reputation last week. Guests at the launch of their new base at 20 Chapel Street were well fed and watered with Stranford scallops, roast beef, smoked salmon and Laurent Perrier Brut Cham-pagne and the local suits laid siege to the free bar. Neither the word “credit” nor “crunch” were to be heard. Then came time for the entertainment. Punters had been promised a spot of Fab-Fourness from a tribute act known as the Mersey Beatles. But there had clearly been some con-fusion during the booking as the band that showed up were in fact local veterans, The Merseybeats. They took to the stage to the sound of that well-known Irish anthem, er, Land of Hope and Glory.

Bank’s expands in city offices

Liverpool Daily Post — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:00:00 GMT

BANK of Ireland last night celebrated the significant expansion of its Liverpool office and team with a launch event at its new premises in Chapel Street.

LIVERPOOL’S Malmaison hotel marked its first birthday last week in a celebration that was a little more low key than its launch party last year, when the local liggers drank the place dry.

Liverpool Daily Post — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Invited guests enjoyed generous hospitality once again, and the city of Liverpool was thanked for “taking the Malmaison to its hearts”. Sweet.

Bank chooses regional director

Liverpool Daily Post — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT

BANK of Ireland has promoted its former regional head of property finance, Ciaran McGivern, to a new position as the bank’s regional director for the North West.

Bank takes floor of city centre building

Liverpool Daily Post — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:00:00 GMT

BANK of Ireland has agreed to take an entire floor at Rumford’s 20 Chapel Street development in Liverpool.

Bank pledges more investment as profits rise 15%

Liverpool Daily Post — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT

BANK of Ireland’s Liverpool office has made a “strong” contribution to the group’s half-year profits surge.

Property group gets prime sites in £7m deal

Liverpool Daily Post — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 03:00:00 GMT

LIVERPOOL property company Maghull Group has spent almost £7m on the purchase of two prime commercial office investments, adding 40,000 sq ft to its portfolio.