Ulster Bank
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Ulster Bank".
Oct 2, 2026
How Paddy McKillen Jr went from king of Irish nightlife to €270 in the bank
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5:13Shane PhelanGUEST
The majority of this are debts to what are, I suppose, known as alternative lenders.
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5:20Shane PhelanGUEST
So when you can't get Bank of Ireland or Ulster Bank or AIB or whoever to... to give you a loan.
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5:27Shane PhelanGUEST
There are other entities out there that will provide loans, but quite often there's eye-watering interest involved.
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5:34Shane PhelanGUEST
Most of these debts are actually were company debts, but Paddy McKillen gave personal guarantees And now those personal guarantees are being called in by these so-called alternative lenders.
S2 Ep05: The Life I Thought I’d Have by Now: Niamh Smyth on Infertility, IVF & Hope
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15:22Niamh SmythGUEST
So did you go to AXA then in Derry after that? Then that was AXA.
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15:27Niamh SmythGUEST
yeah no sorry I had a job in the bank Ulster Bank ah
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15:30Alana KerriganHOST
very
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15:30Niamh SmythGUEST
good but it was just like a temporary job and then went to AXA from there and you stayed there until you and then I stayed there but it was just a very looking back that's when we started our obviously trying to conceive journey had that going on really struggled to know what I wanted to do like career wise and I was just very lost is the only way I can describe it
Presents: Writer Niall Cassin on Shooting 'LOVE/HATE/HUNT/KILL'
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1:48Niall CassinGUEST
Do you know what? I didn't start writing until I was 32.
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1:52Niall CassinGUEST
I used to work for Ulster Bank, the defunct Ulster Bank now.
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1:54Niall CassinGUEST
I like to think when I left, it kind of went downhill.
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1:57Niall CassinGUEST
Could have saved us.
45 MINS LATER
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46:50Niall CassinGUEST
So I'm super excited.
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46:52Niall CassinGUEST
Like, you know, it's, it's, uh, you know, these little milestones that, uh, you made a movie in Hollywood and now you're going back to Ireland to, to, for people to watch it, you know?
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47:01Gemma CreaghHOST
you have to send an invite to everyone who worked in Ulster Bank and then you have a kind of swathe of mass quitting of everyone everyone showing up
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47:10Niall CassinGUEST
wherever you are yeah yeah no I'll send you the invite as well
TWICM 215: The Singles: Monzo’s Get Busy Living, Heinz x Heineken & is Meta X Ray‑Ban creepy?
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11:05Conor ByrneHOST
... again, switching was a lot harder.
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11:07Conor ByrneHOST
But, like, some of the banks used to do, like, kids clubs, and you'd have, there was, I think Ulster Bank had Henry the Hippo, and you used to get, like, a, a savings jar, you know? And it was like [laughs] but it was, people still remember it.
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11:17Conor ByrneHOST
It was trying to make it sticky because get you in, it was hard to move, whereas now, apart from me, but most people are like, "Yeah, no, I'll move," or, "I'll have five different bank accounts for, you know-
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11:27BellaGUEST
Yeah.
MAB Rewind: Mayo v Dublin 2006 (part 2)
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24:09Fat LarryHOST
I think the ball flew straight out.
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24:11Fat LarryHOST
So Paddy Russell is going to bring it right back in for a 13-metre free in front of the Dublin goal as John Costolo signs an Ulster Bank cheque down or under the Davon stand.
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24:21TJHOST
Word is coming in in his ear that he's been too nice to Mayo in the last few minutes and now he's going to give random petty frees out to the Dubs, it
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24:30Fat LarryHOST
seems.
The drunk shopping phenomenon - has it happened to you?
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2:29Eoin McGeeGUEST
And she just took a picture of the Henry Hippo, you know, the Hoovers.
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2:32Eoin McGeeGUEST
Or Henry the Hoover, not the Hippo, that was the Ulster Bank money box.
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2:36Eoin McGeeGUEST
Though the Henry the Hoover in the coronation, he goes, I have no recollection of ordering this.
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2:41Eoin McGeeGUEST
But we've
The drunk shopping phenomenon - has it happened to you?
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2:48Eoin McGeeGUEST
And she just took a picture of the Henry Hippo, you know, the Hoovers.
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2:51Eoin McGeeGUEST
Or Henry the Hoover, not the Hippo, that was the Ulster Bank money box.
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2:54Eoin McGeeGUEST
And the Henry the Hoover in the Corinth, he goes, I have no recollection of ordering this.
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2:59Eoin McGeeGUEST
But we've all
Constructive Dismissal-what you need to prove to win your case EP#964
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2:52Terry GorryHOST
Critically, under both tests, the complainant, the employee, is under an absolute obligation to act reasonably and treat resignation as an absolute last resort.
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3:03Terry GorryHOST
As established in Conway v Ulster Bank Ltd and affirmed later in Reid v Oracle EMEA Ltd, an employee must fully utilise and exhaust all available internal grievance and dispute resolution procedures before resigning.
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3:20Terry GorryHOST
Bypassing or failing to complete these processes is almost always fatal to a constructive relationship.
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3:26Terry GorryHOST
dismissal claim.
MAB Rewind: Mayo v Dublin 2006
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64:41Fat LarryHOST
I think the ball flew straight out.
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64:43Fat LarryHOST
So Paddy Russell is going to bring it right back in for a 13-metre free in front of the Dublin goal as John Costolo signs an Ulster Bank cheque down or under the Davon stand.
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64:53Fat LarryHOST
Word
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64:54TJHOST
is coming in his ear that he's been too nice to Mayo in the last few minutes and now he's going to give random petty frees out to the Dubs, it seems.