Bank of Ireland UK has announced its new polymer £20 banknote will go into circulation from 20 July.

The new £20 note retains the image of The Old Bushmills Distillery, County Antrim, the world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery.

The note incorporates enhanced security features, including a holographic stripe and a clear window. This can be seen from both the front and back of the note. The note will also include a shiny, iridescent area of ink which changes colour as you tilt it.

The £20 polymer note also incorporates a tactile feature with three arrangements of four dots in a square formation. This enables physical identification for the visually impaired.

The £20 polymer note also incorporates a tactile feature with three arrangements of four dots in a square formation. This enables physical identification for the visually impaired.

"Bank of Ireland UK remains at the forefront of banknote design technology. We have committed to polymer notes because they are cleaner, more durable, more environmentally friendly and, with enhanced features, they are more secure than ever before.

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