Once you live, work or study within the ‘Common Bond’, you can become a member of Monaghan Credit Union. The ‘Common Bond’ is the characteristic that unites all members of our Credit Union. It defines the area in which our Credit Union can operate and those who are eligible for membership.

Details of Monaghan Credit Union’s Common Bond can be found below.

You may also join by association. To do so, you must be living in the same house as a person with an account in Monaghan Credit Union.

The Credit Union exists only to serve its members. When you save with the credit union you contribute to your credit unions loan fund – in effect by saving you are helping other members – members like you.

Joining the credit union is easy. Once you are within the common bond, just apply for membership at our office or online.

There is a nominal entrance fee of €1.27 for anyone over 16 years of age and you may start by lodging a minimum of €10.00. The nominal entrance fee does not apply to anyone under the age of 16.

Check out what documents you need for membership below.

Documents required when opening an Account:

One form of Photographic Identification:
Passport, Driving Licence or Birth Certificate (under 18 Minors Only)
(Please note: We can not accept the Public Services card for proof of identity)

One form of Address verification dated within the last 6 months:
Current utility bill (gas, electricity, landline telephone), current bank statement, Government issued documentation, social welfare documentation, correspondence from the Revenue.

Proof of PPS number:
Medical card, Government letter, payslip etc.
(Please note: We can not accept the Public Services card for proof of PPSN)

Infant or Juvenile Account:
Birth Certificate and Proof of PPS Number of Child is required.
Proof of ID & Proof of Address (Any of the above) from the Child’s Parent / Guardian.