Bank of Ireland has successfully raised €300 million in capital in a bond sale that was pulled last month.
The bank said the sale was three times over-subscribed, meaning there was a healthy level of demand for the bonds.
The debt - which matures in 10 years - carries an interest rate of 2.375%.
"We are pleased with the bond transaction carried out earlier today which was more than 3 times oversubscribed and further enhances the Group's total capital position," Sean Crowe, Chief Executive, Bank of Ireland Markets & Treasury said.
"We were particularly encouraged by the strong demand from international investors with interest from across the UK, Continental Europe and North America," he added.
