Banks open Good Friday?

[takemedrunkimhome]

Probably a stupid question but does anyone know if the banks are open on Good Friday?

Just a bit confusing as Good Friday is a public holiday and not a bank holiday.

[dr love]

Not around here there not bro .: doc

[Naughtynatalie]

Probably a stupid question but does anyone know if the banks are open on Good Friday?

Just a bit confusing as Good Friday is a public holiday and not a bank holiday.

I'm guessing your drunk honey lol
Good friday is a bank holiday or at least it is where I live XX

[bigslip]

I'm guessing your drunk honey lol
Good friday is a bank holiday or at least it is where I live XX

its not in ireland, theres a subtle difference between bank holidays and public holidays. not sure what it is, all i know is ive to work tomorrow.

[bigslip]

that was about as helpfull to the "op as a fart in a lift".

to answer your question , no they will not be open.

HA! i ment to say that they were closed, only when i looked back after seein your post i realised i didnt. at least someone is payin attention

[Naughtynatalie]

its not in ireland, theres a subtle difference between bank holidays and public holidays. not sure what it is, all i know is ive to work tomorrow.

Is banks not closed on public holidays in Ireland making them inadvertantly a 'bank' holiday? :P

P.S Sorry you have to work.... I dont

[lickyourclit]

The fact it's a "BANK HOLIDAY" kind of gives it away don't u think

[Ray]

OH wrong, not a bank holiday, its a church holiday!!!!!!!!

I'm guessing your drunk honey lol
Good friday is a bank holiday or at least it is where I live XX

[anon361]

Actually you are all wrong, except Ray kinda because it is a church Holiday but Good Friday is the only day of the year where a Bank Holiday and a Public Holiday are not on the same day, it is only a Bank Holiday which means you are not actually entitled to a day off unless you work in a Bank.
The reason everybody else gets a day off on a Bank Holiday usually is because it's actually a Public Holiday too.
Another misconception is that if a Bank Holiday / Public Holiday such a Christmas falls on a Saturday or Sunday you are entitled to the following Monday off, you are not, what you are entitled to is 1 paid day off within 30 days of the Holiday but most companies just close the next Monday for convenience.

[Ray]

Anon, you are also right kinda, if people get today off, it is because it is actualy taken from the holidays that the accrue monthly also, in a lot of cases it is not a day of closer,

Actually you are all wrong, except Ray kinda because it is a church Holiday but Good Friday is the only day of the year where a Bank Holiday and a Public Holiday are not on the same day, it is only a Bank Holiday which means you are not actually entitled to a day off unless you work in a Bank.
The reason everybody else gets a day off on a Bank Holiday usually is because it's actually a Public Holiday too.
Another misconception is that if a Bank Holiday / Public Holiday such a Christmas falls on a Saturday or Sunday you are entitled to the following Monday off, you are not, what you are entitled to is 1 paid day off within 30 days of the Holiday but most companies just close the next Monday for convenience.