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The daily spend of individual contactless payment users exceeded €16 for only the second time since 2016.
Around 2.1 million people used contactless payments each day last month.
October was the busiest month for mortgage approvals since BPFI began collecting this data in 2011.
Social Democrats co-leader Róisín Shortall says ‘it’s a bit rich’.
But banks approved half the number of new mortgages last month than in June 2019.
Developments in recent days have undermined the banks’ positions.
Brian Hayes and Hannah O’Connor took the Player of the Year awards.
The figures offer an early indication of the impact of Covid-19 on lending.
Clontarf’s Sean Kearns was top points scorer after his return from Australia.
Banks have also warned the public not to be tricked into giving out their pin number online.
Entering their fourth consecutive final, the Cork club look in rude attacking health.
The 49 year-old said he made the decision for family reasons.
On average, every person in the EU consumes up to 106 litres of bottled water every year.
The new scheme will provide 140 free InterRail tickets to 18 year olds that can cost up to €700
eCall is a new life-saving technology which will be fitted to all new cars from today.
MEP Brian Hayes has asked An Post how much is made by charging customers who don’t use their One4All gift cards within a year.
People are advised not to withdraw money in their own currency rate as it is more expensive.
Jean-Claude Juncker has called for the EU to implement plans for a common defence strategy
The new measures will apply only to online fee-based services.
At present only three countries across Europe have fewer national holidays than the Republic.
Earlier, Fine Gael MEP Brian Hayes said: “Changing the rules, however appalling [they are], is not smart.”
The Justice Department has said that it is aware of foreign fighters from Ireland who have died in the Middle East.
The dance of those who would be in government continued apace today.
Stephanie Regan believes she has been “jettisoned” by her own party in Dublin Bay North.
She slammed the Fine Gael MEP’s questions as cheap and out of order in a row on Newstalk.
Contactless payments are now very much the norm in Ireland for most low-priced retail goods.
Who succeeds Enda Kenny? We rank the contenders…
Brian Hayes said he does not believe there was any wrongdoing in deals made between O’Brien and IBRC.
Flanagan didn’t hold back in his criticism.
AIB aside, Ireland’s main banks have refused to drop their rates despite record numbers of mortgages being in trouble.
Fine Gael MEP Brian Hayes on the ‘disgraceful’ moving of the European Parliament to Strasbourg once a month, every month.
Jeremy Davidson has been working wonders on a low budget at Aurillac in the Pro D2.
5% of the tax-paying population are on salaries of €100,000 or greater…
Some people still think we could have got a better deal, however.
The Fine Gael national conference has been talking crime and the economic recovery this morning.
The Fine Gael MEP talked banking inquiry, beer and European politics with TheJournal.ie this week.
Brian Hayes has been speaking to TheJournal.ie about his party’s election prospects.
“Writing off debt means someone else takes the hit, in this case we’re talking about taxpayers,” Fine Gael MEP Brian Hayes says.