Dublin-based AerCap is the world's largest aircraft lessor

A growing number of Irish events and festivals have been affected by bad weather.

The number of insurance related summons and charges issued by An Garda Síochána reached 26,094 in 2024, up by 23 per cent from 21,198 in 2023.

A three-judge Court of Appeal dismissed the former Riverdance star’s appeal application

Minister of State Robert Troy said he was disappointed insurance premiums have not fallen in recent years.

The devastation across the country, particularly in the West, brought by Storm Éowyn has reminded people of the fragility of our homes

Date from the report indicates that the volume and total value of personal injury claims has fallen significantly since the introduction of judicial guidelines on awards in 2021.

Jim Flannery, brand ambassador with OMC Claims, said some farmers might find themselves unable to access money to repair their sheds.

The cost of private health insurance climbed by an average of 11% in 2024

Peopl Insurance is warning that homeowners could face bills running into the tens of thousands if a burst pipe causes damage to their home even if they have home insurance.

Mr Flatley’s counsel said the policy now on Castlehyde mansion is an all risks insurance policy.

Motorists in Ireland are most likely to upgrade their cars every three to five years

Six lessors have brought proceedings against dozens of insurers and reinsures over their alleged refusal to provide indemnity after aircraft were detained in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine

The study found a driver’s occupation increases their quote even if they do not use their car for business purposes

The largest percentage increases last year were in counties Mayo, Meath and Kildare.

Subject to regulatory approvals, the new business plans to begin offering private health insurance in the second half of 2024

Around one in 10 of all VHI customers will be affected by the move, according to estimates

Insurance premiums for liability cover increased by 8 per cent in 2022, despite the total cost of settlements falling by 14 per cent on 2019 settlements

Egidijus Aleliunas (43) operated as a so-called 'ghost broker' from 2010 until 2017 by buying legitimate policies online using false information and forged no claims bonuses.

Injury claims in 2022 were up 16 per cent on the previous year, while damage claims rose 20 per cent

The 46-year-old ran Il Pomo D'Oro on Dublin's South William Street before a receiver was appointed in 2007

The new code will help cancer survivors who have previously faced difficulty in accessing mortgage protection insurance due to their diagnosis

Mr Justice Mark Heslin said the court was told Jason Kearney, of Elm Grove, Jobstown, Tallaght, Dublin, had a 15-year driving ban at the time of the accident on November 20th, 2016

The court heard Tomasz Kuczynski had worked while claiming over €8,000 in illness benefit relating to a collision at Dublin Airport in October 2017.