BNY Wexford is offering workers two options.
The majority of staff at BNY Wexford will be offered either redundancy or a role in Dublin.
The financial services company held a meeting with its 310 staff, at the South East site this morning.
It's understood the meeting heard fewer than 5% would be retained on a work-from-home basis.
Enterprise Minister and Longford Westmeath TD, Peter Burke, understands there will be a number of options available for affected staff:
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