Scam email B of I customers

Have received 2 emails in the last few days purporting to be from Bank of Ireland and saying that there is a problem with my online login.

I have checked with B of I and these did not come from them.

Just beware !

These are phishing emails - very commonplace. I've got some purporting to be from aib, ulster bank, BoI, and also UK banks such as natwest. Also paypal. Thought I would never be so stupid to fall for this routine but the last paypal phishing email actually coincided when I did actually have an issue logging in to my paypal account! I was half way through fillling out personal details when sixth sense kicked in.

I have had several of those purporting to be about banking 365 problems, was a bit puzzled at first as I don't even have a Bank of Ireland account then figured out it must be some sort of scam.

Just in case it's doing the rounds currently, I got this phishing email from address:
3 6 5 * Bank.of.Ireland <definition.sites at searchsites.techtarget.com>

Subject: Unauthorized account access! Ref 680590319

We recently have discovered that multiple computers have attempted to log into your 365Online account, and multiple password failures were presented before the logons.

This message is to let you know that a password change has been submitted from a foreign IP address on April 02 2015 15:26AM.

Update your information immediately :

It's easy to renew your account information by click on the link bellow and complete the fields :

<dodgy link removed>

Registered in Ireland: Registered No. 24173 Bank of Ireland, p.l.c. is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Copyright 365, p.l.c. 1995

Any email from any company saying there's an issue with your login that needs you to do some sort of confirmation is always a scam.