Crossmaglen and Keady Bank of Ireland Branches will close permanently in November, it has been confirmed.
Earlier this year, Bank of Ireland announced it will close 15 branches in Northern Ireland, which is more than half of its 28 branches.
They said it was is part of a wider cost-cutting exercise that includes the closure of 88 banks in the Republic of Ireland.
As well as the closures of the bank in Crossmaglen and Keady, branches in Portadown, Banbridge and Dungannon were also to shut.
Crossmaglen will shut on November 18 while Keady will close a day later on November 19. Portadown and Dungannon has already shut while Banbridge will close on October 4.
SDLP Councillor for south Armagh, Pete Byrne said he was “disappointed” to receive confirmation from Bank of Ireland on the Crossmaglen closure.
“I have consistently called on those who have made this decision to ensure full banking services are available through the new post office model,” he said.
“Customers will be able to bank cash/cheques, withdraw cash and check their balance at the post office counter in Centra.
“I have written back to the Bank of Ireland Managing Director to get clarity on other services that will be lost, especially to business customers, and will update you with a response on reply.”