According to Deputy Smyth, "CMETB will be engaging directly with the school authority."

Cllr PJ O'Hanlon said the people who decided that these branches should become cashless "think they are untouchable".

Rachel believes it's "vitally important" to raise as much money as possible for her chosen charity, Motor Neurone Disease, which will help develop research and give back to the families who are impacted by the disease.

The bank says it recognises 'the customer and public unease that this has caused'.

The funding will allow the local clubs to further enhance their facilities.

Cllr Colm Carthy has called on AIB to re-consider, saying this decision treats customers "with contempt".

According to new proposals, the local branches will instead focus more on mortgage, loan and saving advice for customers.