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Plain and simple, if you own a car and want to drive it on the roads in Ireland, then you must have car insurance. Failure to have motor insurance in Ireland while driving is a serious offence, and if caught could result in fines, penalty points and even disqualification. Even if you don't drive your car and have it parked in a garage or driveway, you still need car insurance. This applies to all drivers and is a legal requirement.
There are three main types of car insurance policy in Ireland: fully comprehensive, third party fire and theft, and third party. Fully comprehensive car insurance is the most common and offers the highest level of protection as it covers you and your car against all eventualities to include damage, repairs, fire and theft, aswell as damage to someone else, their car or property. Third party fire and theft car insurance covers your vehicle if stolen or damaged by fire. Third party car insurance is the minimum legal requirement, and covers injury to others, and damage to their property and vehicles - it is also often the most expensive.
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You can cover against the costs of calling out a recovery vehicle or mechanic in the event of a breakdown on the roads.
A windscreen is easily cracked by a stone which can be kicked up from the road when driving behind a larger vehicle. Windscreen cover pays out for costs of repairing or replacing the window.
Key replacement can be costly, particularly if you have a immobiliser. Key cover will pay the costs of key replacement should you misplace or lose your keys.
You can choose to protect your no claims bonus allowing you to make a number of claims in a year before it affects your premium.
This covers the costs of any legal expenses in the event of a claim or accident.
This type of add-on will cover you in the event of accident for business use and driving whilst at work.
Most insurers appreciate that coronavirus has had a huge impact on people's lives, both physically and financially, and therefore have been trying their best to support their customers during this time. Policy features for essential workers and volunteers are no available. COVID-19 made more people stay and work from home, and therefore many were spending less time on the roads. The guidance also meant changes to vehicle testing and how you can learn to drive. Car insurance prices are generally on the rise, and you should always discuss your policy in full with your broker.
Excess is the cost to you of making a claim on your policy - this is what you pay and then the insurer pays the rest. Offering to pay a higher excess will reduce the cost of your premium.
The cost of car insurance in Ireland varies considerably and depends on a range of factors. The average premium could be around €600.
You will need to know the vehicle make and model, your driving experience and licence details, vehicle usage, details of any no claims bonus and your own contact detials to get a car insurance quote.
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