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Spending on personal services rose by 712%.
Consumer spending levels increased by 10 per cent in May, compared to April, as non-essential retail re-opened.
Bank Of Ireland figures show debit card spending on barbers and beauty salons rose by 712 per cent, shoe shops by 58 per cent and transport by 145 per cent.
Overall, spending on "social activities" was up 13 per cent last month - with Wicklow, Donegal and Kilkenny recording the largest increases.
Meta Reportedly Set To Cut 10% Of Global Workforce
The cuts come as Meta increases spending on Artificial Intelligence
Nearly One In Three Women Face Barriers To Free Contraception Scheme
It follows research carried out by The National Women's Council and Trinity College Dublin
David Mongey Appointed Chair of Irish National Stud Board
Kildare South TD & Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon praises industry expertise as Mongey succeeds late Dan Flinter
Only 25 Apprentice Plasterers Nationally, Report Finds
The research was carried out by the South East Regional Skills Forum
MEP Criticises Increased Broadcast Levy For Stations Like Kfm
It comes as the broadcasting levy is set to rise by 39% this year
Taoiseach To Attend EU Member State Meeting In Cyprus
It comes as Ireland are set to take over the EU presidency in July.
Born Clothing Announces Closure Of All Irish Stores
They begin their closing down sale today, with up to 70% off.
Man Dies After Being Struck By Bus In North Dublin
The male aged in his 60's was pronounced dead at the scene
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