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54 per cent of motorists in Galway admit to often driving while fatigued, according to a new study by Irish insurance broker, Chill. It also reveals that drivers face a heightened risk of accidents this summer due to fatigue.

As the Central Bank of Ireland’s new regulations to combat ‘differential’ pricing in motor and home insurance come into effect, Brokers Ireland said it is unfortunate that the regulations are limited and will not outlaw all forms of differential pricing, but only discrimination for reason of tenure.

In the interest of consumers the Central Bank of Ireland ought to have considered prohibiting all unjustified price differentials observed in the market, Brokers Ireland said in response to the most recent publication by the Central Bank of Insurance Regulations intended to combat differential pricing in motor and home insurances.

Digital marketing students at TUS are helping Irish businesses expand their digital footprint and increase their competitiveness through an innovative academia/industry live project.

Following its recent arrival in the City, Campion Insurance is pleased to announce the appointment of Galway native, Jeff Spelman as local office leader for the company’s branch on Merchant’s Road, Galway City.

Aracha buys Galway Hooper Dolan

Campion Insurance, one of Ireland’s leading independent insurance broker has this morning (Thursday) announced its arrival in Galway through a merger with leading broker McLaughlin & Greaney Insurances trading as Future. Under the terms of the merger, Future will become part of Campion Insurance. The merger has been approved by the Central Bank of Ireland and the consideration is for an undisclosed sum.

As three people were recently arrested as part of an investigation into insurance fraud, Brokers Ireland has issued advice to consumers on what to watch out for to avoid becoming a victim of such fraud.

Remote workers in Mayo have gained 63 hours of extra time since Ireland went into lockdown, by not having to commute into the office, according to a new study by Chill Insurance.

Three West of Ireland men are among those who joined with Meath GAA legend Sean Boylan, former Irish rugby international Tony Ward, former RTE broadcaster and Castlebar-native Michael Murphy and nine other prostate cancer survivors today to help the Marie Keating Foundation launch a new exhibition which aims to give hope and support to men affected by prostate cancer.