26 May 2020
Posted by Chris Jones 
This blog post was originally written by Chris Jones and updated by Esther O'Moore Donohoe in 2020. During lockdown, we've all been spending much more time indoors. There is endless fun to be had staring into the hot press or doing laps of the kitchen. But when it all gets too wild, some have taken...
Read more → 26 Nov 2019
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
A recent report has found that 42% of home insurance claims relating to burglary are made between October and January meaning now is the time to make sure your home is fully secure. The combination of darker evenings and busy winter schedules means that burglars will be on the lookout for potential opportunities...
Read more → 15 Oct 2019
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
Of all the seasons, winter can be the most taxing for your car. Not only can weather conditions change unexpectedly, but the chill in the air can have a significant impact on your car. While we’re all hoping to avoid a repeat of Storm Emma, some combination of snow, frost or ice is to be expected meaning...
Read more → 18 Sep 2019
Posted by Chris Jones 
As an airline passenger, you are covered by EU law if your flight is cancelled or delayed, or if you are not permitted to board the plane after you’ve checked in. You may be entitled to re-routing, refunds and, in some cases, compensation. This is provided for by EU Regulation 261/2004, which applies...
Read more → 19 Jul 2019
Posted by Esther O'Moore Donohoe 
By Esther O'Moore Donohoe and Lauren Beehan Why are roads greasier after a dry spell? Are roads more slippery when it rains after a dry spell? It’s not something we come across as much in Ireland - if sunny weather is a distant cousin from America who visits every ten years, rain is our neighbour...
Read more → 13 May 2019
Posted by Esther O'Moore Donohoe 
From June 29th, many people are likely to take short trips across the country visiting family members or friends that they haven't seen during the COVID-19 lockdown. Having spent so long at home lately, it can be easy to forget about keeping your home secure when you're away. To help you and your home...
Read more → 03 May 2019
Posted by AA Roadwatch 
Over the coming months, many of us will be taking trips across Ireland and potentially even further afield in our car. Before your mind wanders to scenic trips along the west coast, it's important to ensure your car is ready and prepared for the longer journeys the summer months may ask of it. Now is a great...
Read more → 20 Feb 2019
Posted by AA Staff 
The process of purchasing your first home can be an incredibly daunting task. From the jitter of nerves and excitement the moment you find your dream house up until the ‘sale agreed’ sign is placed outside, the journey to becoming a home owner is often a long challenging process. Not to mention that...
Read more → 18 Feb 2019
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
As a homeowner protecting your home and family will be one of your top priorities meaning that having an adequete level of home insurance in place is vital. To help you ensure you have the right level of cover in place, while also sticking to your budget, we've put together a short list of 5 important...
Read more → 16 Feb 2019
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
Make sure all external doors and windows are fitted with secure, key-operated locks Keep your home insurance policy up to date Have any defective or faulty locks replaced immediately Keep your keys out of sight and avoid keeping them near the door or near the letterbox where they could be easily...
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AA’s Top Tips To Get Your Car Winter Ready
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Why are roads greasier when it rains after a dry spell?
