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A Man Poses For The Photographer With A Twenty Euro Note After Withdrawing Money From An Automated Teller Machine (Atm) In Dublin, Ireland, On November 22, 2010. European Authorities Sought Monday To Reassure Ireland That Its Cherished Corporate Tax Regime Was Not A Prime Target In Negotiations On An Eu-Imf Bailout Expected To Be Finalised Next Week. European Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn Said Technical Talks On A European Union-Imf Programme Were "Well Under Their Way" And Could Be "Concluded By The End Of November". Afp Photo / Peter Muhly (Photo By Peter Muhly / Afp) (Photo By Peter Muhly/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

New protections on access to ATMs welcomed as over-reliance on digital payments is dangerous - TD

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Bank Of Ireland Debacle Could Inflict ‘Lasting Reputational Damage’
Ireland

Bank of Ireland debacle could inflict ‘lasting reputational damage’

Ireland Will Not Become A Cashless Society For A 'Long Time'
Ireland

Ireland will not become a cashless society for a 'long time'

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