History of Tipperary Credit Union Limited

The Inaugural meeting of Tipperary Credit Union took place on the 6th November 1967.

In 1975 Tipperary Credit Unions old premises at 15 O'Brien was purchased.

In 1981Tipperary Credit Union appointed its first full time staff and by 1998 there were 9 Full-time staff employed. 

In 1986 Tipperary Credit Union purchased their first computer and in 1992 and in 1999 a major upgrade of the Credit Union Computer system was implemented.

In 1988 Tipperary Credit Union celebrated its 21st Anniversary and were awarded a Civic Reception by Tipperary UDC for their services to the community.

 In 1984 the Doon Branch of Tipperary Credit Union was opened and over the years Hollyford, Cappawhite, Dundrum, Emly and Oola branches were opened. 

In 1997 Tipperary Credit Union appointed a CEO and the building of a new €1.3 million premises began at Emmet Street Tipperary

.In March 1999 Tipperary Credit Union moved into their new premises at Emmet Street Tipperary.

In September 1999 Doon Branch became the first branch of Tipperary Credit Union to go online to the head office.

In 2003 new branch premises were opened in Emly and Cappwhite and the Emly, Cappawhite, Hollyford, Dundrum were linked the main computer server in Tipperary.

Tipperary Credit Union undertook a major computer upgrade in 2004 changing software systems to Wellington Computers in Belfast.

In 2004 Tipperary Credit Union purchased the old Kielys Bakery Site for Development.By 2005 there were 13 full time staff and 10 part time staff.

In 2007 Tipperary Credit Union celebrated its 40th Anniversary and were awarded a Civic Reception by Tipperary UDC for their services to the community.

In 2007 Tipperary Credit Union launhed its cumoney ATM card and cueasypay EFT services