By Katy Thornton
Multiple shopping centres in Ireland can no longer accept or sell their own-branded gift cards.
According to RTÉ News:
“Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and The Square Tallaght in Dublin and Mahon Point Shopping Centre in Cork have all confirmed they are currently not accepting their own-branded gift cards.”
View this post on Instagram
This new development comes as UAB PAYRNET, the firm responsible for issuing gift cards in several outlets in Ireland and across the EU, had their license revoked following some violations.
Liffey Valley Shopping Centre posted the following announcement on its website:
“Due to circumstances beyond our control, we are currently unable to sell or accept gift cards at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre.
This situation arises from UAB PayrNet, the payments firm responsible for managing the funds of gift cards, having had its operating licence revoked in recent days.
We appreciate this will be both concerning and inconvenient to our customers.
At this stage, the full implications and the timeline for a resolution are still unclear. However, we are working closely with the gift card provider and exploring every possible avenue to rectify the situation as swiftly as possible.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate the public’s understanding. We will continue to provide further updates as more information becomes available.”
A similar statement appears on The Square and Mahon Point Shopping Centre’s websites.
READ MORE
-
Phillip Schofield holds bedside vigil after his mum falls ‘seriously ill’
-
‘Beyond excited’ – Singer Pixie Lott is pregnant with her first child
-
Parents list the worst baby names that they’ve heard and they’re ‘unique’
