Is IBAN & Swift Code needed for transfer within Ireland?

As I said PTSB always had a €3K limit on such transfers. They are not making it any more hassle than it always was. I don't know about AIB as I don't have much experience with them in this context. Having to have IBAN etc. details is not much more hassle than having your normal sort code and account number - they are readily available from your statements.
 
You do not have to provide BIC and IBAN for a domestic payment. The recently published SEPA End date Regulation has set a date for 1st Feb 2014 (with a derogation for consumers until 2016) from when BIC and IBAN will be mandatory. But for now NSC and acccount number will do.
 
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You do not have to provide BIC and IBAN for a domestic payment. The recently published SEPA End date Regulation has set a date for 1st Feb 2014 (with a derogation for consumers until 2016) from when BIC and IBAN will be mandatory. But for now NSC and acccount number will do.
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Thanks. So absolutely no change in policy on PTSB's part here - i.e. you still need your normal sort code/bank account number details and you are still limited to €3K per day for online/phone banking transfers.
 
Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) may be the reason. Will this cause further hassle?

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Just went in to my PTSB branch today to transfer a donation to Askaboutmoney and they said I need a IBAN, I stressed that my son had just transfered to my PTSB acount without a IBAN. I will try online
 
Last week PTSB insisted they needed IBAN code for transfer to BoI - other option was they'd send by post - was in no hurry so that's what was done.
 
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