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Status Yellow Flood Warning – Guide to Managing Flood Claims and Protecting Your Assets

Flooding has been reported in Co Kilkenny, with a Status Yellow rainfall warning in effect for Carlow, Dublin, Louth, Wexford, Wicklow, and Waterford. If you are in an emergency situation and need to make an urgent claims notification, please contact your insurer immediately. Stay safe and take all necessary precautions during this time. Tips on Read more…

Pension Auto-Enrolment in Ireland: How to Get Your Business Ready

From January 2026, the Irish government will launch a new nationwide auto-enrolment occupational pension scheme[i]. The aim is twofold: an extra pension option for employees who already have a workplace scheme or a primary pension plan for employees who do not have a scheme. For employers the auto-enrolment pension involves important financial, compliance and administrative Read more…

Key Considerations for Van Ownership in Ireland: Costs, Risks and Insurance

Light commercial vehicles (LCVs) drive the Irish economy forward. Vans are crucial in business logistics and supply chains, delivering goods and ensuring operational efficiency. E-commerce and retail services rely heavily on LCVs for last-mile delivery, meeting customer demand with timely delivery and expanding their business in new regions. And for plumbing, carpentry and electrical work, Read more…

Relocation  of our Limerick, Newcastle West, and Newport offices on March 31, 2025

Relocation  of our Limerick, Newcastle West, and Newport offices on March 31, 2025   31 March 2025: Today our Limerick, Newcastle West, and Newport offices have relocated to our new office at Hamilton House, Plassey Business Campus, Limerick, V94 TRW8. The office is conveniently accessible, and we are pleased to offer free parking for our customers. Read more…

1 in 10 households own jewellery worth over €10,000

1 in 10 households own jewellery worth over €10,000   In January people across the country were delighting over new jewellery received as gifts for Christmas, a timely study by Gallagher reveals that Irish households may be underestimating the value—and risks—of their jewellery collections. Urban households across Ireland hold jewellery worth €4,591 on average, while Read more…