A Valid Passport or Drivers Licence.
What you need to join
Proof of Identity
Proof of Address
Utility Bill, Original Bank Statement – within 6 months.
PPS Number
Payslip, P60 or Revenue Document.
Why become a member of Ballinasloe Credit Union?
Free Banking
No nasty fees or charges
Modern Services
Tech savvy services like online banking, electronic transfers and smartphone apps
Non-profit Organisation
We’re like a bank that you own! We are a not-for-profit organisation owned by you our members.
Member Owned
Owned By Our Members
Fast & Efficient
Fast, efficient service with a smile – we are real people not machines.
Great Loan Rates
Low loan interest with flexible payment options
How to Join?
Our Common Bond

BECOME A MEMBER ONLINE
Becoming a member of Ballinasloe Credit Union just got even easier with our new Online Joining Option. Applications via digital onboarding are solely for applicant(s) of 16 years of age and over.
Junior Accounts
It’s never too early to start saving, and by helping younger people to get into good financial habits early, you are giving them a head start in thinking about money in a responsible way. Here at Ballinasloe Credit Union we have many junior members who have savings accounts and are enjoying the benefits and responsibility that comes with starting a relationship with a financial institution.
A junior account can be opened by anyone between the ages of 0-15 years and can be opened by the child’s parent. Once the child turns 16, the account is deemed to be an adult account. Junior members must satisfy our common bond requirements, where they must live in our common bond.

How to open a Junior Account
If the child is 7 years or older, the child must come into the Credit Union with their parent and open the account themselves.
If the child is under 7 years, the account can be opened by a parent.
What is needed to open a Junior Account?
Under the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) Act 2010, we are required to confirm the following information when a child wants to open an account.
- Name of child – Passport or Birth Certificate.
- Permanent address of the child – Parent’s utility bill / bank statement.
- The PPSN of the child – Letter from the Social Welfare.
We also require the following two forms of original identification for the parent;
- Current valid proof of identity – Passport or Driving Licence.
- Current proof of address (Originals only – dated within the last 3 months) – utility bill or bank statement.
If you have any queries regarding these requirements, please contact us.