Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland First Trust Bank new sig/date (01.01.2012) 10-pound note confirmed
May 07, 2013 10:31 AM Category: Europe
10 pounds, 1st JANUARY 2012. Like P136, but new date and new signature (John Kilty).
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Courtesy of Pam West.
Northern Ireland new date (12.05.2011) 20-pound note confirmed
Jan 31, 2013 10:44 PM Category: Europe
20 pounds, 12th May 2011. Like unlisted note dated 15th April 2009, but new date.
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Courtesy of Yuri Minkin.
Anyone interested in buying one of these notes can contact the contributor by clicking the link below.
Courtesy of Yuri Minkin.
Northern Ireland's Northern Bank to become Danske Bank by end of 2012
Oct 26, 2012 01:51 PM Category: Europe
According to an article in the Belfast Telegraph dated 11 May 2012, by the end of 2012 Northern Bank will be rebranded under the name of its Danish parent, Danske Bank, with new banknotes in circulation within a year.
According to an article in The Irish News dated 20 October 2012, Northern Bank plans a "full communications programme" in advance of introducing the new Danske Bank-branded banknotes in mid-2013. "Apart from the Northern Bank logo being replaced by a Danske Bank logo all other features of the note will remain basically the same," said the bank.
According to an article in The Irish News dated 20 October 2012, Northern Bank plans a "full communications programme" in advance of introducing the new Danske Bank-branded banknotes in mid-2013. "Apart from the Northern Bank logo being replaced by a Danske Bank logo all other features of the note will remain basically the same," said the bank.
Northern Ireland new 20-pound note confirmed
Mar 16, 2012 12:22 AM Category: Europe
In 2011, Northern Bank in Belfast introduced a new 20-pound (US$31) note that is like P207, but new date (15th April 2009), new signature, new gold foil, Cornerstone watermarks, and slightly redesigned front and back to accommodate the new bank logo.
Courtesy of Marian Klubert and Claudio Marana.
Northern Ireland's Northern Bank new date (06.11.2006) 20-pound note confirmed
Sep 07, 2010 01:09 PM Category: Europe
20 pounds (US$30.70), 6 NOVEMBER 2006. Like P206, but new date.
Courtesy of Nazir Rahemtulla.
Northern Ireland new 10-pound note confirmed
Sep 01, 2010 11:01 AM Category: Europe
On 29 March 2010, Northern Bank in Belfast introduced a new 10-pound (US$15.10) note that is like P205, but new date, new signature (Gerry Mallon, Chief Executive), new gold foil, Cornerstone watermarks, and slightly redesigned front and back to accommodate the new bank logo.
Courtesy of Jan Ove Larsen.
Ireland's First Trust Bank new date (01.05.2007) £20 note confirmed
Oct 21, 2008 12:06 PM Category: Europe
20 pounds (US$39.25), 1st MAY 2007. Like P137, but new date and new signature.
Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.
Bank of Ireland issues new notes featuring Bushmills distillery
Feb 12, 2008 06:48 PM Category: Europe
According to a February 12, 2008 report in Drinks International, the Bank of Ireland will issue 5-, 10-, and 20-pound notes, the backs of which feature the Diageo’s Bushmills whiskey distillery in celebration of the distillery’s 400th anniversary. Stephen Kirkpatrick, chief executive of Bank of Ireland Northern Ireland, said: “Because Bank of Ireland is one of the leading business banks in this region, we felt our new notes should feature a business that is symbolic both of our heritage and of our skill in crafting products for a global market.”
Interestingly enough, although all three notes bear the same date, the lowest denomination bears the signature of David McGowan, but the two other notes issued just one month later bear the signature of Stephen Kirkpatrick and a different title.
5 pounds (US$9.90)
Purple. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 136 x 70 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: David McGowan, Chief Executive UK. Introduced 22.04.2008.
10 pounds (US$19.85)
Blue. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 143 x 75 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: Stephen Kirkpatrick, Chief Executive NI. Introduced May 2008.
20 pounds (US$39.70)
Dark green. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 150 x 80 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: Stephen Kirkpatrick, Chief Executive NI. Introduced May 2008.
Courtesy of Kai Hwong.
Interestingly enough, although all three notes bear the same date, the lowest denomination bears the signature of David McGowan, but the two other notes issued just one month later bear the signature of Stephen Kirkpatrick and a different title.
5 pounds (US$9.90)
Purple. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 136 x 70 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: David McGowan, Chief Executive UK. Introduced 22.04.2008.
10 pounds (US$19.85)
Blue. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 143 x 75 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: Stephen Kirkpatrick, Chief Executive NI. Introduced May 2008.
20 pounds (US$39.70)
Dark green. Front: Bank of Ireland seal (Hibernia seated); six county shields. Back: Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim. Solid security thread. Watermark: Medusa head. 150 x 80 mm. 20th APRIL 2008. Signature: Stephen Kirkpatrick, Chief Executive NI. Introduced May 2008.
Courtesy of Kai Hwong.
