How to withdraw money from a dormant account?
Withdrawing funds from an Allied Irish Bank account can be executed conveniently through automated teller machines, physical branch counters, or digital mobile banking transfer channels. To withdraw physical cash, visit any AIB ATM using your debit card and secret four-digit personal identification number, input your desired cash amount, and retrieve your cash and receipt. If you need to make a large cash withdrawal exceeding daily ATM limits, visit your local AIB branch counter during business hours, present valid photo identification, and complete a cash withdrawal form with a human teller. Alternatively, you can log into the AIB mobile banking application to transfer funds digitally from your savings or current account to a linked external bank account, or utilize cardless cash withdrawal features available on supported mobile networks for ultimate convenience.
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