In 1980, the first Pass card and machine, also known as ATMs, was opened by Bank of Ireland. In 1983, Bank of Ireland celebrated its Bi-Centenary and a commemorative stamp was issued. The Bank also commissioned the publication of "An Irish Florilegium" that year. In 1995, Bank of Ireland merged First New Hampshire Bank with Royal Bank of Scotland's Citizens Financial Group. Only branches in Cities and Major towns had ATM in the 1980s but branches in most medium and small towns installed then in the 1990s.