Suggestion that motor insurance sector lacks transparency does not reflect current framework

Cost of settling public and employers’ liability claims down 6% from pre-Covid times, says Central Bank

Insurer, known formerly as RSA Ireland, was once the largest in the State before it was rocked by an accounting scandal in 2013

Gerry Cross will take on his new position in Basel, Switzerland on June 15th

Fewer than 60% of policyholders surveyed happy with outcome of claims process

Total cost of damage claims jumped by 8% in first six months of 2025 compared to same period in 2024

More than 1,200 people in last two weeks prevented from doing driving tests because they couldn’t provide proof of insurance

Consumers received €6.17m after mediation or investigation by watchdog, who highlights sharp rise in insurance claims

Property Clinic: As we move towards retirement age, these charges are becoming a source of worry

Lack of bonus system unlikely to disadvantage a driver moving companies later but it can make it harder to compare policies

Irish market appears ripe for consolidation

FBD is not the Republic’s only indigenous general insurer - IPB Insurance has survived and prospered for 100 years

Deal will make Zurich one of the top three non-life and life insurance providers in the Republic

The Dublin-listed group’s result from insurance underwriting declined by 33% to €44.9m

Our neighbours are put out as they say they’re not seeing any water coming through their roof

Michael Dodd was at odds with board of Garda health insurance society after raising concerns about expense levels

Families need to put insurance and pension cover in place to make sure illness or death does not create a financial crisis

Dubliner says car insurance quote increased by more than €200 when removing her late husband from policy

But before we get too excited about these changes, there are some exemptions to the rules

Concerns about uninsured vehicles being presented for driving tests