Online loan application

The loan application must be applied through our online banking CU Online+.

Upload your documents using our secure portal on CU Online+

You can currently apply for and draw down loans using our E-Signature facility.

Top-ups are available using the E-Signature service. (Please note you can still apply for loans over a certain amount using CU Online+ but you will be required to call to the office to draw down the loan).

* Note: Loan approval within 24 hours is, approval within 24 business hours. It is also subject to the following criteria: loans must be applied through CU Online+ and all requested documentation supplied prior to approval. Your loan application will be processed within 24 hours if all relevant documentation accompanies the loan application and is received by 1pm . Loan applications are processed within the hours 9.30 am – 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday (only) excluding Bank Holidays. Excludes applications to restructure or clear existing credit facilities and applications received through our branch network. Please note: Not all applications are the same and additional information may be required in certain circumstances.

**Terms and conditions apply to Free Loan Protection Insurance.

If we do not already hold the following on file, we will request them at loan application stage:

Passport or Drivers Licence (in date)

Proof of your current address (Utility Bill, Bank Statement) dated within six months of the loan application

Copy of your PPS number

We will require your last 3 payslips, social welfare, or pension receipts for all loans.

If you are a new member and applying for a loan amount between €5,001 to €8,000 we will also require 3 months up to date bank statements.

All documentation can be uploaded using CU Online+ Service

For loans, more than €8,000 further documentation may be requested. For further information click on the link Loan Documentation

Tipperary Credit Union is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Warning: If you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.