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Tuesday 5 December 2023 Dublin: 4°C

# Cash

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Watches, mobile phones and €28,000 in cash all seized by gardaí
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) carried out searches at seven sites.
Irish-American businessmen (including Labour TD's brother) donate over €2k to Alan Kelly and Joan Freeman
TDs and senators received almost €6,500 in donations.
Woman charged over seizure of €196,000 and drugs in Limerick
A man was released without charge.
Almost half of all properties sold in 2018 bought with cash or savings
The latest quarterly Consumer Market Monitor shows that 55,000 homes were purchased last year, an 8% increase.
Dublin community 'shocked' after money stolen from church collectors at knifepoint
It is believed the amount stolen was about €10,000.
Poll: Do you prefer to use contactless payments?
New research has suggested that people making cash payments will be in a minority in the next half-decade.
Cash and gold coins found during search over €3.5 million fraudulent claims
CAB and gardaí carried out the search.
Two men to appear in court over €1.7m cash seizure
Five people were arrested after searches in Wexford and Dublin yesterday.
Four men arrested after gardaí seize €1.2 million in cash
The operation was part of an investigation into organised crime.
There are almost 4.5 million debit cards in use in Ireland
Debit card use is increasing at a much higher rate than credit cards in Ireland.
Boojum says it will stop deducting till shortages from staff's tips but 'may deduct from wages'
Mexican burrito bar Boojum has admitted to previously using staff tips to make up for shortages in the till.
Someone in Ireland is sitting on €1 million euro and has just hours to claim it
The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold at the Eason Store in the Wilton Shopping Centre in Cork City.
Irish Water 'may not be able to refund' more than 43,000 customers who paid water charges
€177 million was provided to Irish Water last year to refund to some 995,000 domestic customers, that included €5 million in administration costs.
€1.6 million in drugs and cash seized in Carlow
The search was assisted by Europol.
Questions raised about unclaimed money not reverting back to National Lottery prize fund
Expired unclaimed prizes can be used for the promotion of the National Lottery or the Lottery Games.
International hotel chain 'unwittingly accepted millions of euro in Irish drug money'
The hotel owners had no idea the money potentially came from criminality.
Irish people warned they are being 'ripped off' by ATMs in foreign countries
People are advised not to withdraw money in their own currency rate as it is more expensive.
Gardaí working up to 100 hours a week for overtime payments of up to €68,500
Gardaí spent €107 million on overtime so far this year with one garda earning €68,641 in overtime alone.
Gardaí release pictures of cash and drugs seized from massive Irish-Dutch operation
Three Irish men were arrested in the operation.
Irish Water refunds page set up as utility prepares to start sending out cheques
Cheques will be sent to customers as Irish Water says this is the most effective method available.
Sniffer dogs help discover 8,000 cigarettes and €15k in cash
Three people were questioned in relation to the seizure.
€400k in cash seized from house in Ballymun, along with gun and cocaine
Two men have been arrested.
Man jailed for car crash which killed eight people asks High Court to release him from prison
Shaun Kelly was sentenced to eight years in jail with four suspended after a crash that killed eight people in Donegal.
Garda overtime bill soars to €60.5 million for first six months of 2017
That means it has grown by 57% for January to June compared to the same period last year.
Michael O'Leary's pay package climbed even higher last year
The Ryanair chief heads a list of the best-paid European airline bosses.
Brothers who pocketed €8,000 in cash from bartending at Dublin charity concert given community service
Brothers John and Conal McGinley had pleaded guilty to one count of theft at the July 2016 gig in Dublin’s Marlay Park.
Hackers claiming to have one of Disney's unreleased movies demanding "huge" ransom, reports
There’s speculation the film may be Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales which opens on 26 May or Cars 3 due for release next month.
HSE spent almost €6 million sending 30 children abroad for treatment that's available here
One mother said, “It’s just not good enough in today’s society that people have to go through such horrors.”
Bank worker jailed after lodging over 140k into her and family's accounts
Alice Warnock was jailed for 12 months.
Are you with Vodafone? Some customers have been charged their monthly bill twice
The company said that affected customers will be refunded over the next few days.
These are the price differences in alcohol and cigarettes across the border that Noonan is monitoring
The Finance Minister says he’s monitoring price levels to try and prevent differences that would would see consumers crossing the border to shop.
Australian rapper ran into the sea after running up €420 bill at seafood restaurant
Police were towed to the man on the back of jet-skis.
This is what the new €50 note (and its security features) looks like
The European Central Bank says the notes are very easy to check using the feel, look and tilt method.
Lottery team head to Cork to find owner of €1 million winning ticket as deadline looms
The winner has until next Friday to claim their prize.
17 signs you're finally becoming grown up with cash
Look at you, doing the Big Shop.
Lotto dispute between Galway man and his stepmother resumes before the High Court
The man claims he is entitled to €560,000 but his stepmother says she bought and owned the winning ticket.
Largest cannabis haul in State's history linked to convicted Irish trafficker
Early investigations have pointed gardaí towards two of the country’s most powerful drug trafficking cartels.
Outsourced Central Bank staff paid an average daily rate of €551
The Finance Minister said individual daily rates could not be disclosed for commercial reasons.
Winning €1 million lotto ticket bought in Cork
Four tickets sold in Westmeath, Kerry and Dublin are worth €100,000 each.
Division by division breakdown: Over €54 million spend on garda overtime
The bill for the Dublin divisions made up 62% of the overall spend.