AIB has confirmed that it will be making a coupon - or interest rate - payment on a €400m bond.
The payment is due tomorrow, but there had been market speculation earlier that it would not be paid.
This was blamed by traders earlier for sending Irish bond yields higher on bond markets. The 10-year bond yield hit 10% at one stage, though traders say volume is thin.
Ireland accepted the bail-out package from the EU and IMF as the cost of borrowing on the bond market became too high.
