Any british insurance companies insure drivers in southern ireland?

Question

Any british insurance companies insure drivers in southern ireland?

Answer 1

i dont know but  i dont think so

Answer 2

Hello there,

                  The short and correct answer is, if you are an english resident, then they all will insure you for the duration of a holiday trip which includes you taking your own car from the UK, but alas, if you are a Republic of Ireland resident, you have to be insured by an Irish Insurance company, and that is the law I'm afraid.  Idi know that Insurance costs in Ireland are at a crazy level, and it's a wonder that they canm get anyone to fork over such vast amounts of money for such minimal cover, I think that the insurance companies in rthe Republic of Ireland need a really good shock to their system, by the Irish government forcing them to restructure their business operations charges, as the costs for insurance are now just about more expensive than a Mafia loan...Lobby your politicam representative, with words like, "Hey Deputy, get this insurance scamming sorted out or you and a lot of your bandit mates are out of a job come the next election" He /she won't like the Dole at present day rates, and he won't be able to pay his insurance either...

          I justy got my Saab insured in the uk for £163.. fully comp. and I am happy with that, even though I am 62 years old, but at home in Galway it would have been over 4 times the price, I live in England though, Good luck in getting your sorted and cheaper......Tony M...

Answer 3

There's no such place as Southern Ireland.  If you mean the Republic of Ireland as opposed to Northern Ireland you cannot be insured at the moment by a British insurance company, it has to be an Irish one (from the Republic!).