Apply Online
The easiest and fastest way to apply for a loan is:
(If you are using a mobile device it is best to download and use the St. Paul’s Garda Credit Union APP).
This is a paperless application, you can upload supporting documentation online and sign your Credit Agreement and ECCU Health Insurance Declaration online with e-signature.
Ensure you upload all supporting documentation at the time of application to avoid delays.
Or contact us to tailor a loan to suit you
New members are eligible for borrowing immediately. The amount you can borrow will be determined by your ability to repay.
Ensure you provide all supporting documentation with the application to avoid delays.
How to Apply?
Online
The fastest way to apply is on our Mobile App or via your online account.
Call Us
Call us during office hours on 021 4313355.
Email Us
Send an email with your loan details to us at enquiries@stpaulscu.ie.
Visit Us
Call into our office in Cork with all your required documentation.
Supporting Documentation
Speed up your loan application by having the following loan supporting documentation available.
Supporting Documentation required for
Note: ID and Address must be up to date as described above.
Supporting Documentation required for all other loan types
** Mortgage Statement showing Mortgage paid up to date or statement of the bank account used to pay the mortgage (if applicable)
Note: ID and Address must be up to date as described above.
General Loan Application Terms and Conditions
3 reasons to use OPEN BANKING
Security –
Your bank statements are securely shared with us. No need to print or send them to us.
Simplicity –
Share your statements in a couple of clicks. No need to print or order statements from your bank.
Speedy –
Instant access to your statements reduces delays for faster approval and draw down of your loan.
Loans are subject to approval. Terms and Conditions apply.
Figures quoted are indicative, actual repayments may vary.
WARNING: If you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears.
This may affect your credit rating which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.