In Moate, Co Westmeath, the town's only on-street ATM went when the town's last remaining bank closed four years ago.
Residents of the town described the difficulties they face when trying to access a round-the-clock ATM, with one local saying he sometimes has to travel around 12km to access an ATM for cash.
"You can't get any money here at all," he said
Locals of the town also added that they usually have to travel to Athlone to access a bank.
Louise Lennon, Policy Officer for Irish Rural Link said that cash is still frequently used by older people and people trying to manage a household budget, so "giving people that choice and that option is still very important".
Watch our video to hear from Moate residents on the struggle to get cash in a town with no 24-hour ATM.
