For weddings, one in three adults believe €100 per person is appropriate, while 36% consider €100-€200 ideal.
New research from An Post Money confirms that cash remains the top gift choice for Communions and other celebrations in Ireland.
The study found that 52% of people in Kildare give €50 or more to a niece or nephew for their Communion, while 68% do the same for a godchild.
For a family friend’s child, €20 is the most common gift (48%).
Cash is also favoured for other occasions, with 80% of 35-44-year-olds opting for it as a child’s birthday gift.
For weddings, one in three adults believe €100 per person is appropriate, while 36% consider €100-€200 ideal.
Despite digital payment growth, 82% of Irish adults keep emergency cash, with 31% preferring it over cards to avoid fees.

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