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title: "Bank of Ireland Executives Receive Shares Under 2023 Fixed Allowance Plan"
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description: "Bank of Ireland Group plc has disclosed share transactions involving senior executives under the 2023 Fixed Share Allowance Plan. Executives including COO Ciarán Coyle and others received shares on May 5, with some sold to cover tax liabilities. This aligns executive remuneration with shareholder interests and complies with EU regulations. The transactions are routine and do not indicate a change in management confidence, providing investors with insight into insider holdings and compensation."
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# Bank of Ireland Executives Receive Shares Under 2023 Fixed Allowance Plan

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An update from Bank Of Ireland Group plc ( (DE:BIRG) ) is now available.

Bank of Ireland Group has disclosed a series of share transactions involving several senior executives under market abuse regulations. Group COO Ciarán Coyle, Group Chief People Officer Matt Elliott, Corporate and Commercial Banking CEO John Feeney, Retail UK CEO Gail Goldie and Group Chief Risk Officer Rhys Kiff all received ordinary shares under the 2023 Fixed Share Allowance Plan on 5 May, with a portion of those shares immediately sold on Euronext Dublin to settle income tax and social security liabilities.

The notifications highlight the bank’s continued use of equity-based fixed share allowances as part of executive remuneration, aligning senior management interests with shareholders while complying with EU transparency requirements. The transactions, which involve routine acquisition and tax-related disposals rather than discretionary trading, are unlikely to signal a change in management’s confidence in the group but provide investors with additional visibility on insider holdings and compensation structure.

**More about Bank Of Ireland Group plc**

Bank of Ireland Group plc is a leading Irish financial services group operating primarily in retail, corporate and commercial banking. The group provides lending, deposit, and related banking services in Ireland and the UK, with its ordinary shares listed and traded on Euronext Dublin.

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