Case Study – Ulster Bank taking systems to the edge In October 1989 the first transactions started to flow through the newly formed ATM sharing network implemented as a joint project between Ireland's four principal banks. Ulster Bank Since that day the network has gone from strength to strength, with Ulster Bank’s ATM population now totaling some 400 machines capable of dispensing cash in dual currencies not only to the banks' own customers but also to holders of plastic cards badged with LINK, VISA, MasterCard and Cirrus as well as cards issued by the MINT partners. The ATM network now forms a vital part of the retail banking infrastructure of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. As one of the four banks that form the backbone of this network, Ulst

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