Tag - Personal Injuries Assessment Board

Minister for Health Simon Harris TD and Minister of State Catherine Byrne TD have welcomed the coming into operation today of three sections of the Public Health (Alcohol) Act 2018.

Marketing

AIR highlights €2bn insurance ‘black hole’

June 25, 2019

The period for reporting personal injury accidents has been reduced to one month thus closing this ‘CCTV claims loophole’.

On-trade

30-day limit placed on accident claims

February 1, 2019

AIR's Peter Boland believes that Ministers D’Arcy, Flanagan and Donohoe should “get serious about real insurance reform before the very fabric of Irish society is permanently damaged”.

On-trade

Brexit priorities to stymie insurance reform?

January 24, 2019

“It’s unfair for the Government to lay the blame for the size of whiplash awards at the feet of the judiciary,” stated ISME’s Chief Executive Neil McDonnell recently.

On-trade

“Judges not to blame for whiplash awards”

November 16, 2018

AIR's Peter Boland believes that Ministers D’Arcy, Flanagan and Donohoe should “get serious about real insurance reform before the very fabric of Irish society is permanently damaged”.

Talking Trade

The trouble with insurance…..

August 13, 2018

Opinion

Let’s (not) form another committee

July 7, 2017

“The question is why others have not been as forthcoming with data and we would call on all stakeholders to volunteer their data to inform the policy solutions businesses need" - Kevin Thompson.

Talking Trade

We must tackle the embedded costs

June 26, 2017

Marketing

Insuring a future

January 4, 2017

“We need an objective report to provide absolute clarity on what is driving these costs.” – LVA Chief Executive Donall O’Keeffe.

On-trade

Dublin pubs’ insurance up 50%

December 1, 2016

The winding-up of Gable Insurance comes in the wake of news that the company will receive no capital injection from its parent company.

On-trade

2/5 publicans experience insurance difficulty

November 15, 2016