17 Dec 2018
Posted by Sarah Nolan 
It’s 5pm on New Year’s Day and you’ve already broken half of your new year’s resolutions. “I’ll start tomorrow”, “New Year’s Day doesn’t count”; we’ve heard (and used) them all before. So, this year, why not make a resolution you can stick to? One that perhaps you may even enjoy? Fitness...
Read more → 13 Dec 2018
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
It’s hard to know what to expect on your first ski holiday. Without the correct information and advice before your leave, it can be a daunting experience. So, we have teamed up with the Ski Club of Ireland who have given their expert ski advice so that you are fully prepared for your...
Read more → 12 Dec 2018
Posted by Chris Jones 
Many of us will be relying on public transport to get out and about over the Christmas and New Year period. If you are hoping to avoid long delays and busy car parks, or to get home late after your Christmas parties, then read on for details of extra services and schedule changes for Dublin Bus, Luas,...
Read more → 21 Nov 2018
Posted by Chris Jones 
Over the coming weeks, thousands of Irish bargain-hunters are likely to make the trip to Northern Ireland to do their Christmas shopping. With the pound remaining weak as the UK gets to grips with Brexit, just over one in 10 respondents to our 2018 AA membership poll said they intended on doing just...
Read more → 20 Nov 2018
Posted by Chris Jones 
From Miracle on 34th Street to Home Alone 2: Lost In New York and Elf, there’s always been something iconic about Christmas in New York. The city’s sheer scale, glitz and glamour make for an unforgettable short break at the best of times – but when Christmas is around the corner, it’s just magical. Here...
Read more → 12 Nov 2018
Posted by Ann-Marie Donelan 
The clocks have gone back, the chill in the air is here, the goose is getting fat… Yes, it’s that time of year – Christmas is coming! Shops have been preparing since the summer and you may have spotted tinsel and mistletoe on the shelves before you had your trick or treating done, but never...
Read more → 11 Nov 2018
Posted by Barry Aldworth 
While the main holiday season may be behind us for this year, over half of Irish people still intend on travelling abroad at least once more before the end of 2018 according to a recent survey. In response to a survey of 5,000 people undertaken by AA Travel Insurance, 38.81% of those surveyed stated...
Read more → 06 Nov 2018
Posted by Lauren Beehan 
No-one celebrates New Year’s Eve quite like the Scots. The country that gave us the traditional midnight Auld Lang Syne singalong even has its own word for December 31st: Hogmanay. For several centuries, Hogmanay was considered a greater feast in Scotland than Christmas, and plenty of local traditions...
Read more → 18 Oct 2018
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 → 04 Oct 2018
Posted by Barry Aldworth
While the main holiday season may be behind us, many people are stilling planning a trip abroad in the weeks and months ahead hoping to visit snowy mountain-tops, fit in a spot of Christmas shopping, or just take a weekend city-break. If you are planning a getaway this winter, then it's important that...
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