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‘Your home could be gone,’ Judge warns in driving insurance case
A JUDGE warned a mother that she could lose her home, or whatever she had, if she was sued by the victims of any traffic incident she got involved in while driving without insurance.
Lucky escape for driver who was between insurance policies
A self-employed beauty therapist ran the risk of being disqualified from driving for two years, five penalty points on her licence and a fine of up to €5,000 when her insurance policy was found to have lapsed for just a few hours.
Falling out between brothers sees one in court on insurance charge
A falling out between two brothers led to one appearing before Tuam District Court charged with driving without insurance.
Driving without insurance charges comprise up to 30 per cent of Tuam Court list
A judge has expressed concern over the number of people driving on the roads without insurance, saying it’s now a matter that needs urgent attention.
Man with no insurance ends up with double cover
A mix-up over insurance coverage led to a Tuam farmer paying double premiums, a Judge decided, when he appeared before him on a charge of driving without insurance.
Young driver off the road for second insurance conviction
A young woman who had already been given a chance when she escaped being put off the road for driving without insurance did not learn her lesson, and found herself before Ballinasloe District Court on a similar charge.
Young driver off the road for second no insurance conviction
A young woman who had already been given a chance when she escaped being put off the road for driving without insurance has found herself before Ballinasloe District Court on a similar charge.
Cover me —The truth about car insurance
Car insurance is not just a financial safeguard—it is a legal necessity for all motorists in Ireland. Whether you are commuting to work, running errands, or even if your vehicle is simply parked on a public road, having at least third-party insurance is mandatory.
New motor insurance legislation to come into effect this month
Motorists are being reminded of a new legislation regarding motor insurance which comes into effect at the end of this month.
Many homeowners with jewellery worth more than €2,500 say it is uninsured
A recent survey reveals that 36% of homeowners possess jewellery valued at over €2,500. However, the survey, conducted by iReach Insights on behalf of Aviva Insurance Ireland DAC (Aviva) has found that only 20% have these items insured and itemised on homeowners’ policies. The remaining 16% of respondents admitted that their jewels were either uninsured (9%), they were unable to afford insurance (3%), or they were unsure of their insurance status (4%). The survey, which included 1,000 adults nationwide, also explored what homeowners consider to be their most valuable possessions, with 47% naming family photographs as their top choice.
