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Q2 2025 credit union results show continued growth among credit unions, with continued expansion in mortgage lending and in the adoption of digital services.
Findings from the latest quarterly Credit Union Northern Ireland Consumer Sentiment Survey shows that Northern Ireland consumer confidence weakened modestly between February and May 2025.
The Irish League of Credit Unions, on behalf of its affiliated credit unions across Northern Ireland, is delighted to partner with Volunteer Now to celebrate Volunteers’ Week
Irish consumer confidence improved marginally in May as tariff threats eased slightly but sentiment remains soft and continues to signal a nervous Irish consumer.
The ILCU, on behalf of credit unions across the country, is delighted to partner with Volunteer Ireland to sponsor National Volunteering Week.
Irish consumer sentiment fell sharply but not surprisingly in April with fears that a global trade war would lead to markedly weaker economic conditions in Ireland.
Consumer sentiment research undertaken on behalf of credit unions in ROI and NI has found that both ROI and NI consumers are broadly aligned.
The Irish League of Credit Unions warmly welcomes the announcement by the Economy Minister of a public consultation on the reform of credit union legislation in Northern Ireland.
Q1 FY2025 (October 2024 - December 2024) results on for ILCU affililated credit unions show continued growth.
Holy Family National School representing Rathmore & District CU and Quignamanger National School, representing Ballina CU are the winning schools in the 2025 Credit Union Schools Quiz.