You can pay yourself up to €29,400 if single and pay only 25% IT and PRSI (assuming proprietary director) on income (less credits).
What you’re hoping to hear is that a bank will take into account your company has income of approx €100k. This is doubtful, as your company is a separate legal entity. If you default on your loan repayments the bank cannot go looking for your company to pay your debt. So, your money is protected from Tax, but that protection limits it – as it’s not legally your money. It belongs to the company you own.
However, bear in mind that you’re presumably paying approx 12.5% Corporation tax on your company’s profits. So, at the moment you’re paying an effective tax rate of 25% on income withdrawn as salary +12.5% on profits - effectively double taxation.
It is possible you will eventually take this money out of your company and pay 42% income tax, after already paying 12.5% corp tax.
Sorry, rambling a wee bit…