Most Irish consumers say they will shop locally this Christmas
Research says 76 per cent of consumers plan to shop close to home in December
Most shoppers to stay on-line as Covid threat persists, survey finds
Small businesses could lose if they fail to add extra security features
Consumer spending largely unchanged in January
Ecommerce spend muted following Black Friday/Cyber Monday boost in December
Shopping streets hit as consumer spending dips in May
Growth in ecommerce is also weaker as consumer confidence falls, new survey shows
Consumer spending flat as shoppers retreat from traditional retail
E-commerce spending rose 9.8% in the last 12 months
Your business week: Irish retail sales, Greencore’s agm
December’s consumer spending will show how real the threat of e-commerce is to traditional retail
Retail sales disappoint as consumer spending falls in December
Visa’s consumer spending index found clothing and footwear sales dropped 6.2%
Stronger earnings and weak inflation drive Irish consumer spending
Latest survey suggests household goods remains best-performer
Online consumer spending rises at 10 times rate of traditional spending
Sharp divergence between ecommerce and face-to-face spending, Visa index shows
Consumer spend in restaurants and bars increases 9.1%
Face-to-face expenditure drops while eCommerce spend rises
Consumer spending growth falls to three-year low
Visa’s Irish Consumer Spending Index shows modest June improvement
AIB to give cashback on some Visa card purchases
Lidl among the retailers participating in the bank’s new rewards scheme
Late Easter blamed for slow growth in consumer spending
Visa’s latest spending barometer indicates only modest rise in year-on-year spending
Online shopping drives consumer spending in March
Visa data shows face-to-face expenditure falling for sixth consecutive month
Consumers opting for online shopping over high street
Irish spending fell 0.7% on the year but rose by 3.9% in January, Visa consumer index finds
Rise in online transactions masks slowdown in consumer spending
Sterling weakness boosts online shopping as customers look to web for better value
Online spending surges as high street loses out
Weak sterling prompts Irish consumers to buy from UK sites and travel across the border
Irish consumer spending grows at slowest rate in 17 months
Data from Visa hints at possible slowdown in sector amid uncertain economic outlook
Money walks: Ireland readies to go cashless, eventually
Other countries are much further down the road to a hard cash-free existence
Visa survey shows Irish consumers embracing mobile payments
‘No doubt’ Apple Pay and Samsung Pay will come to Ireland, says Visa chief Philip Konopik
Irish people spend €1 billion abroad with Visa cards last year
The UK, Spain and USA were most popular locations for Irish to use visa cards
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