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Not a member of FSU but would like to know more about the benefits of membership?
Why join FSU?
If you work in financial services, FinTech or the technology sector in Ireland, Northern Ireland or Great Britain, joining FSU means becoming part of a strong collective voice at work.

Stronger together at work
The greatest benefits of union membership are those you share with your colleagues. By organising workers and representing their collective interests, FSU campaigns for:
- Better pay and fairer reward
- Improved working conditions
- A meaningful voice in workplace decisions
- Fair treatment, respect and equality at work
- Stronger employment rights and protections
- Professional advice and representation when difficulties arise
Every person who joins makes that collective voice stronger. Greater membership gives employees more influence and strengthens FSU’s position when negotiating with employers.
Benefits for you and your family
FSU membership also provides access to a growing range of personal and family benefits, including:
- Members’ Family Days with free tickets to Belfast Zoo, Dublin Zoo and Fota Wildlife Park in Cork
- Discounted tickets to Christmas pantomimes and other special family events such as Emerald Park
- An annual €30,000 Education Bursary Fund to help members pursue education, training and career development
- A group discount scheme offering savings on clothing, electronics, lifestyle products, furniture, homeware and much more
- Special member discounts on home, holiday and motor insurance
These additional benefits can deliver valuable savings throughout the year, while the collective strength of membership helps secure better pay, conditions and protections for everyone at work.
Still undecided?

You can also speak confidentially with a member of our Advice Centre team. Our highly trained professionals can provide advice about an issue affecting you at work.
Book a free, one-off 15-minute confidential advice session using the callback form HERE.

Talk to one of the elected FSU representatives. They are BOI staff, just like you, who have been elected by their colleagues to represent FSU members across the bank.
![]() Tom Ruttledge BOI Sector Officer, Bank of Ireland Leinster (plus Cavan and Monaghan) | ![]() Zoe O'Neill Bank of Ireland- Munster | ![]() Dermot MurtaghBank of Ireland - Leinster (plus Cavan & Monaghan) |
![]() Rob ByrneBank of Ireland Leinster (plus Cavan and Monaghan) | ![]() Christian HannaBank of Ireland Leinster (plus Cavan and Monaghan) | ![]() Olivia HenryBank of Ireland - Connacht (plus Donegal) |
![]() Conor MorganBank of Ireland – UK |







