Moyagh Murdock

Insurers must honour pledge to cut costs if awards fall says lobby group CEO

Judicial Council meets to consider recalibration of the level of damages courts can award

Sarah McInerney and Cormac Ó hEadhra have transformed Drivetime into compelling radio

Ó hEadhra’s focused outrage and McInerney’s cooler tenaciousness has rejuvenated one of RTÉ Radio's flagship shows

Irish insurers’ motor profits surge 9% to €142m, Central Bank says

Cost of insurance claims fell to 59% of motor premiums in 2019 from 92% peak in 2014

Insurers to continue forbearance for customers hit by Covid

Insurance Ireland says firms have signed up to a range of measures to help people

Motor insurers will use virus windfall to cut premiums for good PR, says Moody’s

Claims have been lower than normal due to lockdown traffic slump

Most motor insurers commit to providing rebate to customers

Fewer claims expected as Covid-19 restrictions have greatly reduced mass travel

Four-fifths of Irish cycling injuries occur on urban roads, study finds

Road Safety Authority study says most cyclists hurt during peak commuter times

Ireland has ‘real problem’ with weekend road crashes, says RSA

Murdock says while road deaths are falling, crashes at weekend ‘need to be dealt with’

Speed cameras to be extended to 900 additional areas from next week

New locations were selected using data on fatal and serious injury collision locations

Advert for RSA board vacancy mistakenly said role was unpaid

Department corrects error and extends deadline for applications for four positions

Dublin house evacuated after electric scooter went on fire

Fire brigade urges public to check devices for genuine CE mark and not leave unattended while charging

Woman who didn’t recognise herself in mirror after crash wins award

Gráinne Kealy one of 17 acknowledged for their work on road safety

Electric scooters ‘not eligible’ for use on Irish roads

There is no legal grey area, Department of Transport official maintains

Conference warned of dangers of facial recognition technology

Law must protect people from ‘depredations’ of new technology, says NUIG lecturer

Young male drunk-drivers dominate off-peak road deaths

‘Main deterrent cannot be being caught by the gardaí,’ says road traffic watchdog

Dublin, Cork and Waterford drivers worst in national speeding crackdown

No drivers were caught speeding in counties Leitrim or Westmeath during Friday's operation

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