Motor Insurers Bureau Of Ireland

UK-registered vehicles will still need extra insurance cards to travel in Ireland

Judge Karen Fergus throws out three cases taken by same solicitor at Longford court

Company denied it had failed to ensure Damien Parker wore a helmet while working

Thomas O’Neill, currently serving six year sentence, hit five years ago by car which failed to stop

Drivers crossing into Northern Ireland without correct documentation will risk fines

Comments came during High Court case over multi-vehicle collison on M50 in Dublin

Jake McGrath had sued his brothers and motor insurers’ group over 2014 incident

Motorists travelling to UK would have to prove they have valid car insurance

Gardaí testing new hand-held devices that read number plates to find uninsured drivers

Decision by insurers to report suspicious claims to Garda leads to fall in claims

High court told woman hit by bars protruding from passing trailer while she walked in west Cork

Daniel Doyle, who was serving a sentence for drug dealing, found unresponsive in his cell

Daniel Doyle, who was serving a sentence for dealing, was found unresponsive in his cell

Industry reviewing current arrangements for database, says Minister for Justice

Man who went to pick up uninsured driver in Dundalk also has vehicle taken off him

Rising insurance premiums may be behind increase in uninsured vehicle claims