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Not enough being done to combat uninsured driving in Ireland - Aviva
Some 50% of motorists believe that not enough is being done to tackle the growing problem of uninsured drivers on Irish roads according to new research from Aviva Insurance Ireland DAC (Aviva).
ALONE calls on Government to implement plan for home care services
ALONE, the organisation which supports older people, has highlighted the need for increased home care services across the country, enabling older people to remain at home as they age.
Hundreds of local homes could be perilously uninsured
Insuremyhouse.ie has reported that, based on anecdotal evidence, thousands of homes around the country have allowed their home insurance policies to lapse.
Health services struggle during war years
From the mid 1930s to the mid 1950s Galway medical services were on the verge of collapse. The situation at the Central Hospital was particularly chaotic. By 1933 the hospital had a nominal 317 acute beds but overcrowding soon became a permanent feature of the general and medical wards. In March 1938 the number of patients exceeded the beds by 10, with 251 in general wards, 52 in the fever, and 24 in maternity. It was common practice to accommodate patients on mattresses laid out between the beds.
Jump in uninsured driver claims will impact on premiums - MIBI
The number of motor insurance claims relating to uninsured or untraced drivers has increased by 17 per cent this year, according to new figures released by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland (MIBI).
Go from training directly to employment in healthcare
Bluebird Care, in conjunction with the The Cpl Institute, is delivering the QQI (formerly known as FETAC) training required to become a qualified healthcare assistant.
Six per cent of drivers are uninsured
An estimated 4,800 drivers in Mayo are uninsured, according to new figures released this week by the Irish Brokers Association.
Seven per cent of Irish drivers have had damage done by an uninsured driver
No-one likes paying bills especially when they are compulsory. Motor insurance is a classic grudge purchase. It is resented and resisted. People tend not to have any loyalty to a particular company and will do whatever they can to lower the cost.
Seven per cent of Irish drivers have had damage done by an uninsured driver
No-one likes paying bills especially when they are compulsory. Motor insurance is a classic grudge purchase. It is resented and resisted. People tend not to have any loyalty to a particular company and will do whatever they can to lower the cost.
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:
