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An estimated three thousand of drivers in Mayo are going without insurance
An estimated 3,100 drivers in Mayo are going without insurance, and claims against drivers of such vehicles are costing the general public heavily. This is sccording to Brian McNelis, director of general services at the Irish Brokers Association, who stated:
Equality and Fairness are not the same thing
If you listen to a lot of media chattering in Ireland you would think that Equality and Fairness mean the same thing. The two words are used interchangeably by occupants of that very crowded space they call the High Moral Ground.
Equality and Fairness are not the same thing
If you listen to a lot of media chattering in Ireland you would think that Equality and Fairness mean the same thing. The two words are used interchangeably by occupants of that very crowded space they call the High Moral Ground.
An estimated 2,100 Westmeath drivers go without insurance
It is estimated that up to 2,100 of Westmeath’s motorists could be driving without insurance, according to a new study.
Insurance Prices – be thankful we’re not as bad as UK
The average cost of motor insurance rose during the last year but only slightly. It is up by three per cent and most of that is explained by the increase in the government levy on insurance from 3 per cent to 5 per cent One more way in which the taxman gets his pound of flesh from us.
Insurance prices - be thankful we’re not as bad as the UK
The average cost of motor insurance rose during the last year but only slightly. It is up by three per cent and most of that is explained by the increase in the government levy on insurance from 3 per cent to 5 per cent One more way in which the taxman gets his pound of flesh from us.
Insurance Prices – be thankful we’re not as bad as UK
The average cost of motor insurance rose during the last year but only slightly. It is up by three per cent and most of that is explained by the increase in the government levy on insurance from 3 per cent to 5 per cent One more way in which the taxman gets his pound of flesh from us.
Motor insurance up three per cent
Despite some dips throughout 2011, the average price of a motor insurance policy in Ireland has increased three per cent.
Distressed mortgage holders offered lifeline by new Insolvency Bill — Mulherin
Fine Gael Mayo TD, Michelle Mulherin, has said the Personal Insolvency Bill published last week will give a vital lifeline to distressed mortgage holders and those overwhelmed by personal debts. The Heads of the Bill was published by Ministers Alan Shatter and Michael Noonan this week, and it is hoped it can be published in its legislative form by the end of April.
