Cork and Limerick Savings Bank has no share holders and no owners. It was set up in the last century to provide a community service somewhat similar to the one provided today by the League of Credit Unions. Legislation passed last year now allows the Cork and Limerick Savings Bank to compete with commercial banks and allows the trustees to sell the bank, proceeds of which sale would, in the event, go to the Minister for Finance.
Report shows various branches of the bank.
Interview with Chief Executive of Bank who says they are not interested in being taken over by any other institution.
Trustee Savings Bank in Dublin with which the Cork And Limerick Savings Bank has had discussions regarding a possible merger.
Interview with Bank Chief Executive who thinks a merger might be in the interest of both banks.
The reporter is Michael Ronayne.
