Banks may be forced to reinstall ATMs under new access-to-cash law 

While the total value of cash withdrawals fell by 33% since the start of the pandemic, some 73% of Irish adults still use ATMs regularly. Stock picture: PA

While the total value of cash withdrawals fell by 33% since the start of the pandemic, some 73% of Irish adults still use ATMs regularly. Stock picture: PA

Banks and ATM operators could be forced to reinstall cash machines in towns and villages under new access-to-money laws.

Finance Minister Michael McGrath is finalising draft legislation that would guarantee that the public and businesses have access to cash.

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