Permanent TSB have revealed that they have seen a pre-tax profit of €57m within the first six months of this year.
The profit which has been seen as a welcome boost to the bank, comes after the bank controversially decided to sell 11,000 non-performing loans to the so called Lone Star vulture fund.
Although the €2.1bn sale is not included in the profit earnings, PTSB say new lending over the past year saw figures rise to €585m following an 50% increase.
The bank also confirmed that their overall non-performing total fell by €200m to €5.1bn.
Although the bank has received strong criticism over their non-performing loans sale, PTSB say their share in the Irish mortgage market has increased by 1.2% overall.