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Bank of Ireland has been supporting farm families (many for generations), over the past 240 years. As the oldest and most important indigenous sector, we recognise its unique place economically, socially and environmentally. We are committed to its future sustainable development and that of the 135,000 farm families and those employed in the sector.
At Bank of Ireland, we understand the distinctive needs of farmers and are committed to supporting the continued sustainable development of our customers and the sector.
With our dedicated Agri Team, we offer a range of flexible financial solutions tailored specifically to meet the current and future needs of farmers, as well as sector-specific insights and knowledge to support you futureproofing your farm business. So whether you need to purchase land, working capital, invest in the sustainable development of the farm, undertake renewable energy projects, or plant forestry, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
We regularly provide updates on industry dynamics and trends to keep you informed. Read our latest report.
Bank of Ireland has a long tradition of working with farmers to support their financial needs in an ever-evolving market. We’re committed to the future of the sector and want to lead the green transition of agriculture and accelerate sustainable farming practices by providing targeted finance to support farmers. That’s why we’re partnering with the agri-food industry to deliver solutions such as Enviroflex (a sustainability linked loan), to support action at farm level and improve the sustainability of farming in Ireland.
Eoin Lowry – Head of Agriculture
Eoin’s Bio – Read here
Eoin joined Bank of Ireland in 2020 as Head of Agri, to support the Bank’s growth strategy in the country’s largest indigenous industry.
He draws on his commercial and international experience in the sector to provide insights into global agriculture and how they impact farming, food and agribusiness in Ireland. He has held a number of senior commercial positions in the agri sector in Ireland and abroad, including Managing Director of a leading fertilizer importer and manufacturer. His knowledge base extends across globally traded agri-commodities and includes driving productivity, managing volatility, adding value and developing business.
He has provided extensive insight and analysis on the sector writing extensively on the subject as former Agribusiness Editor with the Irish Farmers Journal. He holds a master’s degree in Agricultural Science from UCD, an MBA from Smurfit School of Business and is past president of the Agricultural Science Association and the Irish Fertilizer Marketing Association.
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