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25 Mar 2024

Free Draw for Easter

Make a transaction in a branch in March to get entered into the Easter Draw

13 Mar 2024

Payments that are due on 18 March 2024

Payments due on 18th March - advised to make transfer on 14th or 15th March From afternoon of 15/02/24 to 18/03/24, SEPA Payment systems will undergo a mandatory change. All Irish banks and credit unions may experience delays in payment processing over the St. Patrick's day weekend.

15 Feb 2024

Refer a friend

To be in with a chance to win, you can refer a friend to the Swilly Mulroy Credit Union. You just need to be a member already, and your friend must keep the account open for at least 3 months.

28 Jan 2024

School Quiz 2024

Congratulations to all the children who took part in the school quiz on Sunday, 28 January 2024, in Rossnakill Community Centre.

27 May 2023

Student Loans

Are you waiting on your leaving cert results, or going back to college ? Check out our Student loan for your accommodation, fees, and college expenses. Interest Rate of 6.5 % APR.

31 Mar 2023

Instructions for Online Access

Visit www.swillymulroycu.ie on a laptop or computer and go to LOGIN on the top right corner of the website.      

01 Feb 2023

Simple Way To Lodge Money

Envelopes are available to make it easier for members to lodge money outside of office hours.

Common Bond

What is the Common Bond?

The common bond is the factor which unites the members of a Credit Union together i.e. those living in the same area may join a credit union. It defines the area in which a credit union can operate. The common bond ensures that the savings of members of the community are available to fellow members as loans.

You are eligible to become a member of Swilly Mulroy Credit Union if you live in the Common Bond.

Our Common Bond centers on the parishes of Fanad, Milford, Kerrykeel and Rathmullan. It encompasses the whole Fanad Peninsula from Ray Bridge circling Milford taking in Magheradrumman, Moyle Hill, Golan and ending at Cratlagh.

The common bond is essentially people doing it for themselves. It demonstrates effectively how a credit union is a credit co-operative with members working together to achieve a better life for themselves.

Because of the common bond, all members have the good of their credit union at heart; they know and trust each other. The common bond ensures that the savings of members are available to fellow members as loans. It also enables credit judgements to be made on character and personal record as well as on a commercial risk factor.