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<p> Cash is 'hugely popular', says Consumers’ Association senior policy adviser Dermot Jewell. File Picture.</p>

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Irish Examiner view: Cash is still king for many people
A significant number prefer to make purchases in the old way because they don’t trust the new.
<p>'Ireland has never been a cashless society for the very good reason that cash is hugely popular,' Dermot Jewell of the Consumers' Association said. Stock picture</p>

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Shoppers 'should always be able to choose cash or card'
<p>In total, 55.8m contactless payments were made throughout October, with over €870m spent this way.</p>

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Over €28m per day spent using contactless payments in October
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Rise in contactless payments shows people's movement away from cash
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Contactless world but credit card spending drops
Debit card spending rises over summer as credit card use falls
Debit card spending rises over summer as credit card use falls

Irish consumers continue to favour debit cards over credit cards, according to a new analysis of spending patterns.

Mon, 07 Oct, 2019

Five Dublin churches to introduce contactless card machines
Five Dublin churches to introduce contactless card machines

Five Catholic churches in Dublin are trialling contactless card machines to counteract the decline in cash donations.

Fri, 15 Feb, 2019

Aircoach now offering contactless pay on board
Aircoach now offering contactless pay on board

Aircoach has become the first bus operator in Ireland to offer contactless pay to its customers on board its vehicles.

Thu, 20 Sep, 2018

Budget changes drive use of contactless electronic transactions
Budget changes drive use of contactless electronic transactions

Changes introduced as part of last year&rsquo;s budget which raised the limit for what customers can spend with contactless payments has helped the number of transactions double in just six months.

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