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AIB names branches set to become cashless as TD slams 'tone deaf' move

AIB has confirmed a list of 70 bank branches of 170 nationwide which will be cashless by the end of October 2022. According to the bank, the decision is based on "falling levels of cash usage and cheque transactions" as well as a rise in the ...

19 Jul 2022 at 18:17

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Irish businesses divided on going cashless within 10 years

Irish businesses are divided on the possibility of going cashless within a decade, with more than half of Dublin firms believing it is a real possibility, new research shows. The general increase in cashless payments over cash transactions ...

08 Jun 2022 at 10:49

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Major changes announced at NCT centres with cash no longer to be accepted

Customers will no longer by able to pay for their car test by cash in the coming months, the NCT has announced. "We're saying goodbye to cash!" it wrote on social media. "NCTS are going cashless over the coming months for your safety and ...

22 Aug 2023 at 13:01

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AIB scraps plan to make 70 branches cashless after public outcry

AIB said it will scrap plans to make 70 of its 170 branches cashless after members of the public, various organisations and politicians criticised the plan. Notes, coins, cheques, foreign exchange and bank drafts would have been ...

22 Jul 2022 at 17:30

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