At Bank of Ireland we want our website to be accessible for everybody. The information here will help you make changes to your computer to make browsing easier.
You can view the Bank of Ireland website on a wide range of browsers. However, we have designed our site for optimal viewing on the following browsers:
Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 and upwards Mozilla firefox Version 1 and upwards
Mozilla firefox version 1 and upwards Safari 1.3 and 2.0
Back to TopOur 'print friendly' option removes navigation from the printed page as well as background colours allowing you to print only the information you want in an easily readable format.
Back to TopOur Site Map provides general information about the structure of our site.
Back to TopWe have developed our website with scalable font. In most of the modern browsers, the 'text size' option can be found in the 'view' menu in the top left of the browser window.
Back to TopIf you are using a screen reader you will find two links at the start of most web pages; the "Skip Navigation" hyperlink which takes you to the page content and skips over the repeated linked navigation, and an "Accessibility" hyperlink which takes you to this Accessibility Information page.
The web pages are designed to be easy to use, the information is structured in a meaningful way, headers are used throughout and we have kept our navigation links in ordered lists so you can find or skip them easily.
Visitors using recent versions of screen readers can navigate using the following keystrokes:
If you have difficulty using our website please contact us describing the problem and telling us which screen reader you use. This information will help us improve our website.
Back to TopMy Web My Way, a site developed by the BBC and AbilityNet which contains up to date information on changing your browser settings.http://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/">www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility" .
Back to TopWhere possible we try not to rely on PDF documents alone. Where there are PDF documents on the website you can download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If you are using a screen reader you will find information on the Adobe website which provides useful tools and resources including a free online conversion tool for PDF documents.
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