Credit unions have been named Ireland’s most reputable organisation for the third consecutive year, topping the 2025 Ireland Reputation Index. Based on the views of over 5,000 people, the study ranks 100 of Ireland’s most prominent organisations on trust, respect,
admiration, and esteem.
With a score of 82.4, credit unions were one of just two organisations to achieve an ‘Excellent’ rating. They ranked first in three key reputation drivers—Citizenship, Conduct, and Workplace—and led when the public were asked who they would trust in a crisis,
welcome into their community, and recommend to others.
An Post and Boots Ireland followed in second and third place, scoring 80.8 and 79.5, respectively.
David Malone, CEO of the Irish League of Credit Unions, said:
“Being voted as Ireland’s most reputable organisation for the third consecutive year is a true honour and a testament to the enduring trust and respect that members place in credit unions. This recognition highlights the critical role credit unions play in
supporting communities nationwide. As we continue to grow and evolve, our focus remains firmly on fostering trust, building meaningful connections and delivering value to those who rely on us every day.”
Recognised as the most genuine, fair, and community-focused organisation, credit unions continue to play a vital role in local life.
