ATMs in the east may run out of cash

ATM machines in the Eastern seaboard area could run out of cash this weekend, it was feared today.

ATM machines in the Eastern seaboard area could run out of cash this weekend, it was feared today.

The non-branch machines are usually refilled by security van personnel. But cash delivery company, Brinks Allied, has been hit by industrial action, which means up to 200 non-branch ATM's could run out of money.

Machines in Dublin, the north-east and the south-east are affected.

Customers are asked to use ATM's at bank branches, or use the cash-back facility on laser cards instead.

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