Figures contained in AIB's annual report show how much the bailed out bank was paying its top management during 2009. The year saw the bank's finances hit badly following the implosion of the property market.
The report reveals that the combined bill of the executive and non executive directors was €3.6m - down from just over €5m the previous year.
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Heading that list was AIB's former chief executive Eugene Sheehy, who made €892,000 in 2009 - down from €1.15m in 2008. He retired from the position on November 30.
Colm Doherty, who was appointed as the bank's managing director towards the end of last year, saw his salary grow from €822,000 to €833,000 between 2008 and 2009.
He took over the management helm in early November so December and part of November would reflect his salary at the capped rate of €0.5m.
AIB's former chairman Dermot Gleeson, who retired at the end of June, took home €203,000 for his services. That was down from €475,000 the previous year.
Sean O'Driscoll, a non-executive director of the bank who is due to retire this year, waived his fee for 2009. He is continuing to do the work for free this year. His day job is as chief executive of Glen Dimplex.
The annual report also contains, for the first time, details on the amount of money the bank's directors have out on loans, credit cards and overdrafts.
This shows that Dermot Gleeson reduced his loan from the bank from €2.3m to €1.77m. His overdraft/credit card outstanding at the end of 2009 was €12,000 compared to €42,000 at the end of 2008.
By the end of last year, Colm Doherty had an overdraft/credit card balance of €1,000, down from €3,000 at the end of 2008.
AIB shares closed down 1.3% at €1.33 in Dublin.
