Bank of Ireland is expanding its network of hybrid working hubs, with four new locations to be opened in Letterkenny, Tralee, Tullamore and Wexford.
Along with a new hub opening next month in Sligo, these additions will bring the bank's total number of hubs to 20 in total.
Depending on their role, most Bank of Ireland workers can work from a combination of home, its 12 office locations and its hybrid working hubs.
The expanded hub network includes hubs in Balbriggan, College Green, Cork, Dundalk, Galway, Gorey, Limerick, Mullingar, Naas, Newbridge, Newlands Cross, Northern Cross, Omagh, Santry, Sligo, Swords and the new additions in Letterkenny, Tralee, Tullamore and Wexford.
The bank said that work is already underway on the new sites, with completion expected early next year.
Matt Elliott, Chief People Officer at Bank of Ireland, said the bank continues to invest in flexible working because it works - for its colleagues, for itsr business, and for the communities it serves.
"These new hubs will give our people even more choice in how and where they work, while helping us attract and retain talent across the country," he added.
