Credit and debit card spending jumps by 47% in Ireland

A bustling Henry street following the phased reopening of non-essential retail. Picture: Damien Storan/PA

A bustling Henry street following the phased reopening of non-essential retail. Picture: Damien Storan/PA

The amount of credit and debit card spending jumped by 47% in the last year, new figures show.

The spike amounted to an annual increase of €2bn which was recorded in April this year.

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