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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.

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.

A falling out between two brothers led to one appearing before Tuam District Court charged with driving without insurance.

A MAN who claimed he naively allowed his bank account to be used in a phishing scam and had no idea the people he got involved with had any criminal intent appeared before Galway District Court this week.

Driven by a mission to deliver accessible and affordable fertility care for all, Thérapie Fertility marks a new age of accessible and affordable reproductive services for patients in the west.

Whether you've been driving for years or are a new driver itching to get on the roads, the law requires you to have third-party insurance at a minimum. You can be prosecuted, fined up to €5,000, or even face court if you are caught driving without insurance - and it's possible your car could be taken or destroyed.

The co-founders of Galway based yoga and wellness company, Yoga Mara, sisters Rachel and Hannah Healy have taken control of their fertility by going through the process of egg freezing and want to spread awareness to fellow Galwegians about the benefits of the process.

As inflation drives up building costs, a new survey indicates that Irish homeowners’ insurance policies may not be keeping pace.

The risk of underinsurance for consumers and businesses has grown greatly arising from inflation and other global factors and means that in the event of a claim both can be exposed to having to foot substantial costs where the sum insured is not sufficient to cover losses, Brokers Ireland has stated.