Common Bond.
Common Sense.
Our Common Connection
Credit unions are not-for-profit and they are run democratically to ensure the interests of our members are always at the forefront. The common bond helps to reflect the social connection of all of our members. It’s because of this bond that all of our members have the good of their credit union at heart; they know and trust each other. The bond ensures that the savings of members are available to fellow members as loans, and the interest earned from those loans is then reinvested in the locality.
where we serve
Everyone at Croí Laighean Credit Union is united by a Common Bond. If you live or work in any of the towns and communities below, you’re eligible to join — it’s common sense to keep it local.
Not sure if you’re eligible to join? If you don’t see your town listed, use the eligibility checker below
Towns & Communities We Serve
- Allen
- Allenwood
- Ballinabrackey
- Ballyfore
- Broadford
- Caragh
- Carbury
- Castlejordan
- Celbridge
- Clane
- Clogharinka / Clogherinkoe
- Clonbullogue
- Coill Dubh
- Confey
- Croghan
- Daingean
- Derrinturn
- Donadea
- Donore
- Drehid
- Dunbyrne
- Edenderry
- Johnstown Bridge
- Kilcock
- Killina
- Kilmeague
- Kilshanroe
- Leixlip
- Longwood
- Lullymore
- Milltown
- Mount Lucas
- Moyvalley
- Prosperous
- Rathcoffey
- Rhode
- Robertstown
- Sallins
- Staplestown
- Straffan
- Ticknevin
- Timahoe
Not sure if your address qualifies? Use the eligibility checker above — if you don’t see your town listed, get in touch and we’ll confirm.
The Croí Laighean Credit Union is a geographic area bounded by:
- North
- Ballinabrackey
- Donadea
- Drehid
- Carbury
- Allenwood
- Prosperous
- Robertstown
- Clane
- Donore
- Leixlip
- Maynooth
- Celbridge
- Straffan
- Dunbyrne
- Clonbulloge
- Lullymore
- Edenderry
- Coill Dubh
- Naas
- Knockdrin
- Mount Lucas
- Rhode
- Tullamore
- Daingean
- Ferbane
Croí Laighean is regulated by the central bank of Ireland.