Banking
Shops and pharmacies must accept notes and coins under new access to cash laws
New legislation aims to restore number of ATMs in Ireland to 2022 levels before exit of Ulster Bank and KBC from market
Retail banks in Ireland will have no choice but to play ball with new legislation aimed at ensuring future access to cash by providing ATM facilities, Michael McGrath has said.
The minister for finance on Tuesday published the Access to Cash bill which gives the Central Bank power to compel retail banks in Ireland to provide ATMs in areas where people have difficulty accessing cash.
The legislation aims to restore the number of ATMs in ...